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Watch live: The Home Depot College Football Awards

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Watch live: The Home Depot College Football Awards

The three Heisman finalists are among those gathered in Atlanta for the Home Depot College Football Awards (live on ESPN & WatchESPN). Alabama's Derrick Henry was honored with the Doak Walker Award for best RB.

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    Home Depot College Football Awards

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    Derrick Henry takes home the Doak Walker Award
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    Joshua Garnett wins the Outland Trophy Award

    Joshua Garnett wins the Outland Trophy Award
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    Hank Goff receives the Disney Spirit Award

    Hank Goff receives the Disney Spirit Award
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    Home Depot Coach of the Year is Dabo Swinney

    Home Depot Coach of the Year is Dabo Swinney
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    Tom Hackett receives Ray Guy Award

    Tom Hackett receives Ray Guy Award
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    Corey Coleman wins Biletnikoff Award

    Corey Coleman wins Biletnikoff Award
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    Watson takes home Davey O'Brien Award
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    Watch: Home Depot College Football Awards Show
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    Joshua Garnett is more than a lineman
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    The Outland Trophy winner is a human biology major and looking to go into surgery once he's done with football: "I've got pretty steady hands I think. It'll be a bit more difficult. Maybe they can build bigger instruments for me."

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    Joshua Garnett wins Outland Trophy

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    Henry: Heavy workload not a problem

    Alabama RB Derrick Henry said after winning the Doak Walker Award: "I just focus on finishing and helping my team win. ... Just running physical and running hard like a running back should."

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    Halftime: Iowa 49, No. 4 Iowa State 35

    A big reason the Hawkeyes have the lead over their in-state rival is Jarrod Uthoff. He's got 30 and shot lights out in the first half (11-for-13 from the field and 5-for-6 from 3). Matt Thomas has 12 for the Cyclones. Watch on ESPN2/WatchESPN

    Derrick Henry wins Doak Walker Award

    The Alabama star and Heisman finalist was honored as the best running back in the nation. He is the second Crimson Tide RB to win the award, joining Trent Richardson (2011).

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    Uthoff crushing No. 4 Iowa State
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    Hank Goff wins Disney Spirit Award
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    The Concordia University player helps counsel fellow combat veterans dealing with PTSD and similar post-war challenges.

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    Molly Minerly ESPN Writer 

    Clemson's Dabo Swinney says he didn't win the coach of the year award on his own: "(It took) a lot of hard work by a lot of people."

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    Swinney: Believe we're good enough

    Clemson's Dabo Swinney, the Home Depot Coach of the Year, said the message to his team throughout the season was: "Just have an attitude of believe. We're good enough."

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    Jarrod Uthoff comes out firing. Already has 14 points in first 8 minutes. Iowa 25, Iowa State 14. Uthoff vastly underrated.

    Ray Guy Award Winner: 'I don't like running'
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    Utah punter Tom Hackett said of choosing college football over Australian Rules Football: "The main reason I'm playing this sport right now is because deep down I'm fat and I don't like running around very much."

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    Dabo Swinney wins Coach of the Year

    The Clemson coach led his team to a perfect 13-0 record and the No. 1 seed in the College Football Playoff, earning the Home Depot Coach of the Year Award.

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    Iowa off to fast start against Iowa State
    NCAAM 

    Jarrod Uthoff has 8 points, including 2 3-pointers, as the Hawkeyes are leading the 4th-ranked Cyclones early in the first half.

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    Tom Hackett wins Ray Guy Award

    The Utah punter was honored as the best punter of the year for the second consecutive season. He joins Louisiana Tech's Ryan Allen as the only players to win it in back-to-back years.

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    Molly Minerly ESPN Writer 

    Baylor's Corey Coleman became the first player from the school to win the Biletnikoff Award as the nation's best receiver. "I'm still in shock right now," he said. "... My heart was beating so fast."

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