On today's college football inquire, Fernando Mendoza wins Indiana's first Heisman trophy,

plus a thriller in the Army-Navy game.

Also, we were waiting for the private equity deal seal to break.

It is broken in the Big 12 with Utah and with the Big 12 itself.

In other Utah news,

Kyle Whittingham,

one of the longest tenured coaches in college football.

Stepping aside,

Morgan Scally will take over.

We'll talk about the retirement of a legend.

All on today's College Football Enquirer.

This is a college football inquire.

I am Andy Staples here with Ross Delinger and Stephen Godfrey and Gentleman.

We have a Heisman trophy winner.

His name is Fernando Mendoza.

And he was pumped, jacked. He didn't say, I want to flip in Heisman. I was hoping he would.

I was hoping he'd call it back. But I don't know about you guys. I always enjoy the Heism speech

because I feel like it is the best window into these players' personalities. I feel like with Devante Smith,

he'd been pretty quiet and reserved,

and we've got to learn about him with Travis Hunter.

Little Wayne is sitting there and David,

and Travis Hunter's like,

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