Texas Tech 10 Capital One Bowl: No. 21 Wisconsin 24, No. 7 Auburn 10 Gator Bowl: No. 12 Virginia Tech 35, No. 15 Louisville 24 Outback Bowl: No. 16 Florida 31, No. 25 Iowa 24 December bowl games Peach Bowl: No. 10 LSU 40, No. 9 Miami (FL) 3 Houston Bowl: No. 14 TCU 27, Iowa State 24 Liberty Bowl: (C-USA Champ) Tulsa 31, Fresno State 24 MPC Computers Bowl: No. 19 Boston College 27, Boise State 21 Meineke Car Care Bowl: NC State 14, South Florida 0 Independence Bowl: Missouri 38, South Carolina 31 Sun Bowl: No. 17 UCLA 50, Northwestern 38 Music City Bowl: Virginia 34, Minnesota 31 Holiday Bowl: Oklahoma 17, No. 6 Oregon 14 Emerald Bowl: Utah 38, No. 24 Georgia Tech 10 Alamo Bowl: Nebraska 32, No. 20 Michigan 28 Insight Bowl: Arizona State 45, Rutgers 40 Champs Sports Bowl: No. 23 Clemson 19, Colorado 10 Motor City Bowl: Memphis 38, (MAC Champ) Akron 31 Hawai'i Bowl: (WAC Champ) Nevada 49, UCF 48 (OT) Fort Worth Bowl: Kansas 42, Houston 13 Las Vegas Bowl: California 35, BYU 28 Poinsettia Bowl: Navy 51, Colorado State 30 GMAC Bowl: Toledo 45, UTEP 13 New Orleans Bowl: Southern Mississippi 31, (Sun Belt Champ) Arkansas State 19 Awards and honors Heisman Trophy Heisman Trophy voting was primarily for three players: Reggie Bush, Matt Leinart (who won the trophy in 2004) and Vince Young. Bush won the trophy, with Young (who helped Texas win their first national championship since 1970) second in the voting: Reggie Bush, Jr. USC TB (2,541 points) Vince Young, Jr. Texas QB (1,608) Matt Leinart, Sr. USC QB (797) Brady Quinn Jr. Notre Dame QB (191) Michael Robinson, Sr. Penn State QB (49) In June 2010 the NCAA ruled that Bush had received "improper benefits", violating NCAA policy. On September 14, he announced in a statement from the New Orleans Saints that he would forfeit his 2005 Heisman Trophy. Runner-up Vince Young said that he would not accept the trophy if Bush forfeited it. On September 15, the Heisman Trust announced that the 2005 trophy would be vacated and there would be no winner for the season. Major award winners Walter Camp Award (top player): Reggie Bush Maxwell Award (top player): Vince Young, QB, Texas AP Player Of the Year: Reggie Bush, RB, USC Lombardi Award (top lineman/linebacker): A. J. Hawk, Ohio State John Mackey Award