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The 2021 college football season is in full swing. As we have grown accustomed to, the Alabama Crimson Tide are steamrolling their way through the regular season and star quarterback Bryce Young has been a big part of the team’s success.
Because of that, Young has been the Heisman Trophy favorite leading up to and throughout the first three weeks of the season.
However, in the latest odds, a new Heisman favorite has emerged with Ole Miss quarterback Matt Corral leapfrogging Young for the top spot. Corral has completed nearly 69 (nice) percent of his passes through three weeks for 997 yards, 9 touchdowns, and no interceptions. The Rebels are undefeated and will now prepare for a showdown with top-ranked Alabama on Saturday, October 2.
If the Rebels can upset the Crimson Tide, Corral will strengthen his case for college football’s top individual honor.
Outside of Corral and Young, Oklahoma’s Spencer Rattler, Ohio State’s CJ Stroud, CJ Verdell of Oregon, and Cincinnati’s Desmond Ridder are the most likely contenders for the prestigious award.
Who are the contenders leading the way as we prepare for another week of action across the country?
A full look at the latest Heisman Trophy odds can be seen below, via SportsBetting.ag.
Heisman Trophy Odds: Week 4
- Matt Corral – Ole Miss 7-4 (+175)
- Bryce Young – Alabama 3-1 (+300)
- Spencer Rattler – Oklahoma 10-1
- CJ Stroud – Ohio State 16-1
- CJ Verdell – Oregon 16-1
- Desmond Ridder – Cincinnati 16-1
- JT Daniels – Georgia 18-1
- Malik Willis – Liberty 20-1
- Sam Howell – UNC 20-1
- TreVeyon Henderson – Ohio State 33-1
- Bijan Robinson – Texas 40-1
- D.J. Uiagalelei – Clemson 40-1
- Kenneth Walker III – Michigan State 40-1
- Anthony Brown – Oregon 50-1
- Brian Robinson Jr. – Alabama 50-1
- Emory Jones – Florida 50-1
- Sean Clifford – Penn State 50-1
- Dorian Thompson-Robinson – UCLA 66-1
- Taulia Tagovailoa – Maryland 66-1
- D’Eriq King – Miami 80-1
- Jack Coan – Notre Dame 80-1
- Jayden Daniels – Arizona State 80-1
- John Metchie III – Alabama 80-1
- Tank Bigsby – Auburn 80-1
- Anthony Richardson – Florida 100-1
- Breece Hall – Iowa State 100-1
- Grayson McCall – Coastal Carolina 100-1
- Kyren Williams – Notre Dame 100-1
- Tyler Shough – Texas Tech 100-1
- Bo Nix – Auburn 150-1