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Yahoo Sports: Houston honors Heisman-winning QB Andre Ware with 11-yard line (Photo)

Houston football christened its new TDECU Stadium by paying homage to the school’s best player and Heisman Trophy winner, Andre Ware. It’s been 25 years since Ware won the Heisman Trophy as a quarterback in 1989 and the team wanted to commemorate the anniversary by marking Ware’s jersey number 11 on John O’Quinn field. . @UHCougarFB honors 1989 @HeismanTrophy winner Andre Ware with his No. 11 on the field at @TDECU Stadium on Sunday pic.twitter.com/ipgHtVswc0— Joseph Duarte (@Joseph_Duarte) August 24, 2014 We honor #11 Andre Ware, our Heisman at the 11-yard line on John O'Quinn Field at TDECU Stadium. #GoCoogs ...

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