On December 2, 1975, Archie Griffin, the standout running back from Ohio State University, made history by becoming the first—and so far only—player to win the Heisman Trophy twice. ?

Key Highlights:

• Unprecedented Achievement: Griffin secured his second consecutive Heisman Trophy, a feat unmatched in college football history. ?

• Consistent Excellence: During his senior year, he amassed 1,357 rushing yards and seven touchdowns, contributing to the Buckeyes’ 11-0 regular-season record and a Big Ten title. ?Heisman

• Career Records: Over his four-year tenure at Ohio State, Griffin set an NCAA record with 31 consecutive 100-yard rushing games and concluded his collegiate career with a total of 5,589 rushing yards. ?Heisman

Griffin’s remarkable accomplishments have solidified his legacy as one of college football’s all-time greats.?