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Fanhouse: Cam Newton Has Heisman Trophy, But for How Long?

Filed under: Auburn, HeismanAuburn University quarterback Cam Newton won the Heisman Trophy on Saturday night.

Now the question is: How long will he keep the award?

Despite his substantial victory -- Newton totaled 1,184 points more than runner-up Andrew Luck of Stanford -- 105 voters omitted Newton from their ballots. Even still, Newton dominated the other three finalists: Luck, Oregon's LaMichael James, and Boise State's Kellen Moore. Newton received 729 first-place votes compared to Luck's next-best 78 first-place votes.

Newton was undoubtedly the best player in college football, but he was also the most controversial. Maybe the ...

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