Mendoza, who won the CFP national championship and Heisman Trophy with Indiana last season, becomes the sixth Hoosier athlete to receive the honor. He is the first since track star Derek Drouin in 2013.
The now Las Vegas Raiders quarterback is only the fourth player in the common draft era to win the Heisman, a national championship, and go No. 1 overall in the same season. He'll compete for the Raiders' starting job when training camp begins July 23. tr-sport.click
