ESPN REPORT : Ohio State’ Legend Archie Griffin has been named as the The Greatest of All Time in College Football, beating Herschel Walker of Georgia, Tim Tebow of Florida Gators and Earl Campbell of Texas.

ESPN has made history by naming Archie Griffin of Ohio State the best collegiate football player of all time. This distinction elevates Griffin over other greats like Earl Campbell (Texas), Tim Tebow (Florida), and Herschel Walker (Georgia).
Griffin’s outstanding college career is highlighted by his unprecedented success as the only two-time recipient of the Heisman Trophy, collecting the accolade in both 1974 and 1975. In his four seasons with the Buckeyes from 1972 to 1975, he led Ohio State to a 40–5–1 record with 5,589 running yards and 26 touchdowns. He set an NCAA record by rushing for more than 100 yards in 31 straight games.Beyond his stats, Griffin’s character and sportsmanship have left a lasting impression. Former Ohio State coach Woody Hayes once said, “He’s a better young man than he is a football player, and he’s the best football player I’ve ever seen.” ESPN’s selection of Griffin as the greatest college football player highlights his extraordinary contributions to the sport, and his legacy continues to inspire future generations of athletes and fans alike. Griffin’s leadership and consistency were crucial to Ohio State’s dominance in the 1970s. He led the Big Ten Conference in rushing for three years in a row and started in four Rose Bowl games, demonstrating his durability and excellence on the field.