This year’s Heisman Trophy Presentation on Saturday, Dec. 10, was the second most viewed and highest rated telecast with an average of 4,603,000 total viewers, 3,294,000 households and a 3.3 rating. The show dedicated to the announcement of college football’s most prestigious award, won by Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III, marked increases of 22% (vs. 3,784,000), 24% (vs. 2,657,000) and 22% (vs. 2.7), respectively, over last year. ESPN’s most-viewed and highest-rated Heisman telecast, dating back to 1994 when the network first televised the event exclusively, was in 2009 when it averaged a 5,990,000 viewers, 4,045,000 households and a 4.1 rating.