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                Oklahoma’s Quarterback Mayfield Wins in Landslide




            Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield, winner of the Heisman Trophy, poses with the trophy Saturday, Dec. 9, 2017, in New York.
                                                                                                                                      (AP Photo/Craig Ruttle)

            By RALPH D. RUSSO            lege football.               Stanford   running   back  since  Tim  Tebow  of  Florida  the  total  points  available,
            AP College Football Writer   The  brash,  flag-planting  Bryce Love was the runner-    in 2008.                     the  third-highest  percent-
            NEW  YORK  (AP)  —  Baker  Oklahoma        quarterback  up,  making  it  five  second-  Mayfield   received   732  age in Heisman history be-
            Mayfield  took  a  unique  became  the  sixth  Sooner  place  finishes  for  the  Car-  first-place  votes  and  2,398  hind Ohio State’s Troy Smith
            road  to  the  Heisman  Tro-  to  the  win  Heisman  on  dinal  since  2009.  Louisville  points.  Love  had  75  first-  (91.63 percent) in 2006 and
            phy,  a  long  and  winding  Saturday  night  in  one  of  quarterback  Lamar  Jack-   place  votes  and  1,300  Oregon’s  Marcus  Mariota
            climb from walk-on to one  the  most  lopsided  votes  in  son,  last  year’s  Heisman  points  and  Jackson  re-   (90.92) in 2014.
            of  the  most  accomplished  the  83-year  history  of  the  winner,  was  third,  the  best  ceived  47  and  793.  May-
            players  to  ever  play  col-  award.                     finish by a returning winner  field received 86 percent of       Continued on Page 23


              Lindsey Vonn Withdraws from World Cup Race Due to Injury



              By GRAHAM DUNBAR            “Unfortunately  I  will  not  can  star,  who  won  the  pain in 24th place.         importantly, for February.”
              AP Sports Writer            be  able  to  race  today,”  downhill  title  at  the  2010  Late  Saturday  on  Twitter,  The  Pyeongchang  Olym-
              ST.  MORITZ,  Switzerland  Vonn wrote on her Twitter  Vancouver  Games  but  she  described  the  injury  pics  in  South  Korea  are
              (AP)  —  After  injuring  her  account  45  minutes  be-  missed  the  2014  Sochi  as “an acute facet (spinal  staged Feb. 9-25.
              back in a World Cup race,  fore the original scheduled  Games due to injury.         joint) dysfunction,” though  Fog and strong winds high
              Lindsey  Vonn  withdrew  start.                         Vonn jarred her back Sat-    she had not had an MRI.     on  the  mountain  had  al-
              from  another  scheduled  “I  am  extremely  disap-     urday early in a World Cup  Vonn  added  Sunday:  “I  ready  forced  race  orga-
              super-G on Sunday before  pointed  but  my  biggest  super-G  on  the  same  St.  need to take care of my-       nizers  Sunday  to  shorten
              the  race  was  canceled  goal  this  season  is  the  Moritz  course,  and  com-    self now so I can be ready  the  scheduled  race  and
              due to fog.                 Olympics,” said the Ameri-  pleted the race in obvious  for  next  week,  and  more  use a lower start gate.q
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