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Bleacher Report: NCAA Football: Will Reggie Bush Be Stripped Of His 2005 Heisman Trophy?

Reggie Bush may become college football's first Heisman winner to be forced to hand back the trophy.Bush ran for 1,700 yards and 16 touchdowns with gravity defying leaps and dynamic performances that were rarely seen before in the college sports world.  It all was for naught in 2005 when Vince Young out-shined Bush and teammate Matt Leinart in the BCS Championship.Everyone will remember Young's 8 yard run on 4th and 5 to drop USC and win the 2005 BCS Championship, 41-38.Bush and Leinart would have led USC to a repeat, and may have officially cemented their mark on college football. ...

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