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33.
Les Horvath
As a senior, Les Horvath helped lead the charge when the 1942
Buckeyes claimed the school’s first national title. But after
the season was over, a strange twist of fate put Les back
on the field and his name in the history books.
New
coach Carroll Widdoes switched Horvath to quarterback and
Les responded by leading the Buckeyes to the Big Ten title
and an undefeated season. The win over Michigan was the
final notch in a 9-0 season, good enough for second in the
nation.
And
while Army captured the national title, the Heisman Trophy
went to the grad student playing in Columbus.
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