Heisman Curse - Heisman Trophy Winner Bowl Game Results Since 2000

Heisman Trophy Winner Bowl Game Results Since 2000

Year Player Team Bowl Game Opponent Bowl Game Result
2012 Johnny Manziel #10 Texas A&M Aggies 2013 Cotton Bowl #12 Oklahoma Sooners W, 41-13
2011 Robert Griffin III #12 Baylor Bears 2011 Alamo Bowl Washington Huskies W, 67-56
2010 Cam Newton #1 Auburn Tigers 2011 BCS National Championship Game #2 Oregon Ducks W, 22-19
2009 Mark Ingram #1 Alabama Crimson Tide 2010 BCS National Championship Game #2 Texas Longhorns W, 37-21
2008 Sam Bradford #1 Oklahoma Sooners 2009 BCS National Championship Game #2 Florida Gators L, 14-24
2007 Tim Tebow #9 Florida Gators 2008 Capital One Bowl Michigan Wolverines L, 35-41
2006 Troy Smith #1 Ohio State Buckeyes 2007 BCS National Championship Game #2 Florida Gators L, 14-41
2005 Reggie Bush USC Trojans† 2006 Rose Bowl (National Championship) #2 Texas Longhorns L, 38-41
2004 Matt Leinart #1 USC Trojans 2005 Orange Bowl (National Championship) #2 Oklahoma Sooners W, 55-19‡
2003 Jason White #1 Oklahoma Sooners 2004 Sugar Bowl (National Championship) #2 LSU Tigers L, 14-21
2002 Carson Palmer #5 USC Trojans 2003 Orange Bowl #3 Iowa Hawkeyes W, 38-17
2001 Eric Crouch #2 Nebraska Cornhuskers 2002 Rose Bowl (National Championship) #1 Miami Hurricanes L, 14-37
2000 Chris Weinke #2 Florida State Seminoles 2001 Orange Bowl (National Championship) #1 Oklahoma Sooners L, 2-13

†—Ranked #1 in the AP and Coaches Polls prior to university penalty and season revocation
‡—USC's 2005 BCS Championship was revoked due to player ineligibility.

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