defenses for 8.7 yards per
carry his Heisman Season
2005 Heisman Trophy Winner: Reggie Bush Races Away From the Competition.
Multi-talented and a constant reminder of Gayle Sayers, Reggie Bush became the seventh USC star to win the
Heisman Trophy. The flashy star set the college football world on fire in 2005 as he helped to lead the Trojans
to an undefeated regular season and a BCS Championship game shootout with Texas. With the ability to
score anywhere on the field, Bush excelled from the backfield and as a punt and kick off return specialist. The
average length of his 18 touchdowns in 2005 was 31.4 yards and he averaged a touchdown every 14.4 times
he touched the ball.
Bush proved to be extremely popular off the field as well. His 84% first place Heisman votes game him
highest percentage in Heisman voting history.
Bush rushed 187 times gaining 1,658 yards and scoring 15 touchdowns in the regular season. Bush also
caught 31 passes for 383 yards and 2 additional touchdowns. His late season performance against Fresno
State added icing to the Heisman cake as Bush amassed a PAC-10 record of 513 all-purpose yards including
294 yards rushing. Bush left USC after his junior season and was drafted by the New Orleans Saints with the
number two overall selection in the first round. Click Here for Reggie Bush signed USC and Saints photos.
2005 Heisman Trophy Winner Reggie
Bush Turned Into a Saint
No Heisman Jinx for Saint Reggie
as USC Heisman Trophy winner helps the
New Orleans Saints to their best season in
franchise history!
Reggie Bush helps the New Orleans Saints
to the best turnaround season in NFL
history by sparking the Saints with 1,307
yards of total offense and nine touchdowns.