Diego Pavia Odds to Win the Heisman Trophy: Favored But a Tight Race

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After a flurry of wagering during the past 24 hours, we have a fresh favorite for the Heisman.

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BetOnline.ag now lists Diego Pavia as the favorite to take home the bronze hardware.

Many other sportsbooks, still list either Fernando Mendoza or Julian Sayin as the favorite. Many believe that their Big Ten championship showdown Saturday will help crown the Heisman.

But what if the game turns into a defensive battle/offensive struggle? Two ugly outings could pave the way for Pavia.

Below are the latest ever-fluctuating odds, and you can find them in real-time here.

Heisman Trophy Odds

Diego Pavia                   +150

Julian Sayin                   +175

Fernando Mendoza       +180

Jeremiyah Love             +4000

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