For the first time since 1991, a wide receiver has won the highest individual honor in college football, the Heisman Trophy. Meet DeVonta Smith from Alabama, the 2021 Heisman winner.

"To all the young kids out there that's not the biggest, not the strongest: just keep pushing. I'm not the biggest, I've been doubted a lot just because of my size, and really it comes down to if you put your mind to it, you can do it."
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No doubt the 22-year-old senior out of Amite, Louisiana will be an inspiration to young wideouts and all under-sized athletes across the country.
In high school (Amite HS), Smith was a top recruit but billed at 165. His 40-time was 4.49, great but not elite in the eyes of recruiters. He still performed at a high level and got offers from Alabama, LSU, Georgia, Arkansas, and FSU.
Love poured in from all around the sports world, including former winners like Bo Jackson:
Congrats young man and Roll Tide to @devontasmith_6 on winning the @HeismanTrophy - Welcome to the club!
One of the best of the century:
Congrats to @DeVontaSmith_6 newest member to the Heisman Club https://t.co/Oc7lYs1OHZ
Former Heisman and Oklahoma Sooner Kyler Murray knows what's up:
Bro is a PROBLEM! Congrats @DeVontaSmith_6 on joining the @HeismanTrophy fraternity!
Derrick Henry retweeted his former school:
Mr. Heisman @DeVontaSmith_6
DeVonta has one more championship game to shine, and then, off to bigger and better things in the NFL.
Heisman Trophy Winners... 2015 - Derrick Henry. 2016 - Lamar Jackson. 2017 - Baker Mayfield. 2018 - Kyler Murray. 2019 - Joe Burrow. 2020 - Devonta Smith. Remember the name.
Alabama takes on Ohio State for the National Championship January 11th, and it is one last time for No. 6 to cement his legacy as Alabama's offensive swiss army knife. Win or lose, he will go down in history.

The Heisman Club is quite the brotherhood, and now, Devonta is one of the immortals.
