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Bleacher Report: Heisman Trophy 2010: How Does Cam Newton Stack Up With Auburn's Other Winners?

The Heisman Trophy 2010 ceremony is all about Auburn quarterback Cam Newton, as he is expected to become just the third Auburn player in history to claim the award.The other two winners, of course, were quarterback Pat Sullivan in 1971 and the great Bo Jackson in 1985.So how does Newton's 2010 season compare with the Heisman seasons of Sullivan and Jackson?Well, let's see.Newton finished the 2010 regular season with well over 2,500 yards passing and 1,000 yards rushing, and he scored a grand total of 49 touchdowns.In 1971, Sullivan finished the year with barely more than 2,000 yards passing with ...

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