Latest Heisman Odds Update for October 20

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Sportsbook.ag has updated its Heisman odds for 2014-2015 following Saturday’s games.  All odds are available here.

Marcus Mariota (Oregon) 7-5 (from 5-2) had another great week 300+ yards passing and yet to throw a INT all year.


Dak Prescott (Mississippi State) 9-5 (from 9-4) Had week off, but his stats are solid this year and big wins.

Amari Cooper (Alabama) 15-1 (from 35-1) 8 Receptions, 140 yards and 2 TD this week.

Everett Golson (Notre Dame) 20-1 (from 5-1) to many turnovers and a loss to FSU this week hurting his chances.

Bryce Petty (Baylor) 30-1 (from 11-2) big loss to WVU this week, poor overall numbers this week.

Kevin White (WVU) 25-1 (new to the list this week) 7 games this year with over 100+ receiving yards and 7 TDs. Leading in Receiving Yards this year.

 - Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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