OJ Simpson, Player of the Year

OJ Simpson, a standout player from Southern California, was named college football's player of the year and won the 1968 Heisman Trophy. Known for his incredible performance, Simpson averaged 36 carries per game, broke the single-season rushing record with 1,709 yards, and scored 22 touchdowns. His speed, elusiveness, and power made him a formidable player, leaving a lasting impact on college football.

Who was named the college football highlights player of the year?

• Michael Jordan

• Tom Brady

• John Doe

• Arnthold James Simpson

Which prestigious award did OJ Simpson win in 1968?

• Nobel Prize

• Oscar Award

• Heisman Trophy

• Pulitzer Prize

How many carries per game did OJ Simpson average?

• 40

• 36

• 25

• 20

What record did OJ Simpson break during his college football career?

• Longest field goal

• Single-season rushing record

• Most interceptions

• Most touchdowns in a season

What qualities did OJ Simpson display on the field?

• Aggressiveness and defense

• Speed and elusiveness

• Strength and height

• Endurance and patience