ARIZONA STATE FOOTBALL
Arizona high school products, ASU’s Daniels in mix for 2021 Heisman
Jan 5, 2021, 1:04 PM | Updated: Jan 6, 2021, 8:54 am

Arizona State quarterback Jayden Daniels (5) drops back to pass during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Oregon State in Corvallis, Ore., Saturday, Dec. 19, 2020. (AP Photo/Amanda Loman)
(AP Photo/Amanda Loman)
Arizona State quarterback Jayden Daniels has found himself in the mix as he heads into his junior campaign. Daniels has +1400 odds to win the trophy next year, according to SportsBetting.ag.
In a shortened season where the Sun Devils only played four games, Daniels completed 58.3% of his passes for 701 yards, five touchdowns and one interception.
He also rushed 33 times for 223 yards (6.8 average) and accumulated a career-high four rushing touchdowns.
The top favorite to win is former Pinnacle High School standout and Oklahoma quarterback Spencer Rattler with a 5/1 shot.
Rattler is followed by quarterbacks D.J. Uialelei of Clemson and Sam Howell of UNC.
Four other former Arizona high school players have also made the list.
USC quarterback Kedon Slovis (Desert Mountain) landed within the top-10 at +1200 odds.
Oregon QB Tyler Shough (Hamilton), Texas running back Bijan Robinson (Salpointe Catholic) and Iowa State signal caller Brock Purdy (Perry) come in behind Daniels at +1400 and +1600.
Take a look at the full 2021 Heisman Trophy odds list below:
2021 Heisman Trophy odds
Spencer Rattler – Oklahoma +500
D.J. Uialelei – Clemson +700
Sam Howell – UNC +700
Bryce Young – Alabama +1200
D’Eriq King – Miami +1200
JT Daniels – Georgia +1200
Kedon Slovis – USC +1200
Breece Hall – Iowa State +1400
Brian Robinson Jr. – Alabama +1400
Emory Jones – Florida +1400
Jayden Daniels – Arizona State +1400
Michael Penix Jr. – Indiana +1400
Tyler Shough – Oregon +1400
Bijan Robinson – Texas +1600
Brock Purdy – Iowa State +1600
Graham Mertz – Wisconsin +1600
Kyren Williams – Notre Dame +1600
Deuce Vaughn – Kansas State +1800
Isaiah Spiller – Texas A&M +1800
Matt Corral – Ole Miss +1800
Dillon Gabriel – UCF +2000
Kevin Harris – South Carolina +2000
Carson Strong – Nevada +2500
Grayson McCall – Coastal Carolina +2500
John Metchie III – Alabama +2500
Jordan Addison – Pitt +2500
Zay Flowers – Boston College +2500