If Thursday night was any indication, Alabama running back Derrick Henry will go home with the Heisman on Saturday.
Henry beat out LSU running back Leonard Fournette and Stanford running back Christian McCaffrey, who is also a Heisman finalist, for the Doak Walker Award as the nation's top running back.
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Henry also claimed the Maxwell Award as college football's player of the year. The Maxwell winner has often gone on to receive the Heisman. The most recent exceptions have been A.J. McCarron claiming the Maxwell in 2013 but Jameis Winston winning the Heisman, and Manti Te'o as the 2012 Maxwell winner but the Heisman going to Johnny Manziel.
The 2015 awards were presented Thursday evening at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta, marking the first time ESPN's College Football Awards Show hadn't originated in Orlando, Fla.
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On Wednesday, Clemson coach Dabo Swinney was announced as the 2015 Home Depot Coach of the Year and Arkansas junior Hunter Henry was the winner of the John Mackey Award, given annually to the nation's top tight end.
Here are the rest of the winners honored during Thursday's telecast:
Chuck Bednarik Award (Defensive Player of the Year): Tyler Matakevich, Sr., Temple
Biletnikoff Award (Outstanding Receiver): Corey Coleman, Jr., Baylor
Lou Groza Award (Outstanding Kicker): Ka’imi Fairbairn, Sr., UCLA
Ray Guy Award (Punter of the Year): Tom Hackett, Sr., Utah
Maxwell Award (College Player of the Year): Derrick Henry, Jr., Alabama
Davey O’Brien National Quarterback Award (Top Quarterback): Deshaun Watson, Soph., Clemson
Outland Trophy (Outstanding Interior Lineman): Joshua Garnett, Sr., Stanford
Jim Thorpe Award (Top Defensive Back): Desmond King, Jr., Iowa
Doak Walker Award (Top Running Back): Derrick Henry, Jr., Alabama
Rimington Award (Outstanding Center): Ryan Kelly, Sr., Alabama
Wuerffel Trophy (Community Service): Ty Darlington, Sr., Oklahoma
William V. Campbell Award (Scholar athlete): Ty Darlington, Sr., Oklahoma