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Heinicke Named to Manning Award Watch List

Heinicke Named to Manning Award Watch ListHeinicke Named to Manning Award Watch List

NEW ORLEANS, La. – Old Dominion University quarterback, Taylor Heinicke, was named to the Manning Award Watch List on Thursday.

A senior from Atlanta, Ga., Heinicke is a three-year starter for the Monarchs and was previously named to the Davey O’Brien and Maxwell Award Watch Lists. 

As a junior, Heinicke was 340-of-486 for 4,022 yards and 33 touchdowns while rushing 93 times for 348 yards and five touchdowns.

Heinicke is the FBS active leader in passing yards, passing yards per game, touchdown passes, touchdowns responsible for and total offense.

The Manning Award was created by the Allstate Sugar Bowl in honor of the college football accomplishments of Archie, Peyton and Eli Manning. It is the only quarterback award that includes the candidates’ bowl performances in its balloting.

2014-15 Manning Award Watch List
Anthony Boone              Duke                            Sr.
Terrance Broadway       ULL                              Sr.
Shane Carden                  East Carolina            Sr.
Rakeem Cato                   Marshall                    Sr.
Connor Cook                    Michigan State          Jr.
Cody Fajardo                   Nevada                      Sr.
Devin Gardner                Michigan                     Sr.
Garrett Grayson             Colorado State            Sr.
Connor Halliday              Washington State       Sr.
Taylor Heinicke               Old Dominion          Sr.
Taysom Hill                       BYU                          Jr.
Kevin Hogan                     Stanford                    Sr.
Brett Hundley                  UCLA                          Jr.
Matt Johnson                  Bowling Green            Jr.
Chuckie Keeton              Utah State                   Sr.
Taylor Kelly                       Arizona State            Sr.
Cody Kessler                    USC                          Jr.
Trevor Knight                   Oklahoma                  So.
Sean Mannion                 Oregon State             Sr.
Marcus Mariota              Oregon                        Jr.
Nick Marshall                   Auburn                       Sr.
Braxton Miller                 Ohio State                   Sr.
Bryce Petty                       Baylor                       Sr.
Dak Prescott                    Mississippi State       Jr.
Keenan Reynolds           Navy                           Jr.
Jake Rudock                     Iowa                         Jr.
Nate Sudfeld                   Indiana                       Jr.
P.J. Walker                        Temple                     So.
Bo Wallace                        Ole Miss                   Sr.
Jake Waters                     Kansas State             Sr.
Davis Webb                      Texas Tech               So.
Jameis Winston              Florida State               So.