6) Andrew Luck, Standford
Andrew Luck may have never won a Heisman, but the Standford product was considered the top quarterback prospect coming out of college since the great John Elway. A three-year starter, Luck elevated Stanford to elite status his final two years, as he carried them to back-to-back BCS Bowl Game appearances. Luck also led Standford to memorable victories over conference rivals USC and Oregon, at the time both teams were ranked in the top 10 in the nation. Luck finished his career with 82 touchdown passes (Stanford record) and only 22 interceptions. Luck is one of only four players to finish second in Heisman voting twice.
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