Every Heisman Memorial Trophy winner since 1970

Over the last two decades, the SEC has dominated the national championship scene. Since the arrival of Nick Saban to Tuscaloosa, the conference has accounted for 11 of the 15 national championships.

As should be expected, when you have championship teams you have players on top of their game. More often than not, the best player on those teams will walk away with the Heisman Memorial Trophy.

The conference has accounted for eight Heisman winners since 2000. Four of them won it while playing for Alabama. The Auburn Tigers, Florida Gators, LSU Tigers, and Texas A&M Aggies each added one of their own. All were quarterbacks during that stretch.

Check out the rest of the conference Heisman winners:

ACC | Big Ten | Big 12 | Pac-12 | SEC | Notre Dame

We break down the full list of Heisman winners among the current SEC schools in the past 52 years.

1971: Pat Sullivan | Quarterback | Auburn Tigers

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Sullivan’s 1971 Stats: 56.0% Comp | 2,262 Yards | 21 TDs | 13 INTs

1980: George Rogers | Running Back | South Carolina Gamecocks (Independent)

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Rogers’ 1980 Stats: 297 Carries | 1,781 Yards | 14 TDs

1982: Herschel Walker | Running Back | Georgia Bulldogs

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Walker’s 1982 Stats: 335 Carries | 1,752 Yards | 16 TDs

1985: Bo Jackson | Running Back | Auburn Tigers

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Jackson’s 1985 Stats: 278 Carries | 1,786 Yards | 17 TDs

1996: Danny Weurffel | Quarterback | Florida Gators

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Weurffel’s 1996 Stats: 57.5% Comp | 3,625 Yards | 39 TDs | 13 INTs

2007: Tim Tebow | Quarterback | Florida Gators

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Tebow’s 2007 Stats: 66.9% Comp | 3,286 Yards | 32 TDs | 6 INTs

2009: Mark Ingram | Running Back | Alabama…