Daniel Wilco | NCAA.com | December 14, 2018 College Football Awards Show: Time, TV schedule, finalists, and winners Share USA Today Sports Images Tua Tagovailoa is up for two awards at the 2018 College Football Awards show, asAlabama leads all school with six finalists. The College Football Awards show aired Thursday at 7 p.m. ET. The show, which took place in the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta, saw 14 awards presented, with three winners announced before the event. Here’s everything you need to know about it: Breakdown: Alabama led the way with six finalists for awards, including Tua Tagovailoa and Quinnen Williams, who both won awards. The two awards Tagovailoa was up for held extra significance due to another award being presented this Saturday — the Heisman. Tagovailoa and Oklahoma’s Kyler Murray were both in the running for the Maxwell Award for the college player of the year. Tagovailoa won the Maxwell Award, while Murray claimed the Davey O’Brien award for the nation’s best quarterback. He and Tagovailoa are also two of the three finalists for the Heisman. RELATED: Comparing the 2018 Heisman finalists: How do Tua Tagovailoa, Kyler Murray, and Dwayne Haskins stack up? The Maxwell Award was established in 1937, two years after the Heisman. Since then, 39 of the 81 winners of the Maxwell Award went on to win the Heisman (48.1 percent). The Davey O’Brien Award was first presented in 1981, and 18 of its 37 winners have gone on to win the Heisman (48.6 percent). Only 10 players have ever won all three: Year Winner of Heisman, Maxwell, & Davey O'Brien School 1984 Doug Flutie Boston College 1986 Vinny Testaverde Miami 1990 Ty Detmer BYU 1992 Gino Torretta Miami 1993 Charlie Ward Florida State 1996 Danny Wuerffel Florida 2007 Tim Tebow Florida 2010 Cam Newton Auburn 2014 Marcus Mariota Oregon 2017 Baker Mayfield Oklahoma MORE: College football bowl schedule, scores, TV listings, matchup information Winners: Here is a list of all college football awards, finalists and winners for each: Chuck Bednarik Award Description: College Defensive Player of the Year Finalists: Josh Allen, Kentucky (Sr.); Christian Wilkins, Clemson (Gr.); Quinnen Williams, Alabama (So.) Winner: Josh Allen, Kentucky (Sr.) Biletnikoff Award Description: Outstanding receiver Finalists: Andy Isabella, UMass (Sr.); Jerry Jeudy, Alabama (So.); Tylan Wallace, Oklahoma State (So.) Winner: Jerry Jeudy, Alabama (So.) Lou Groza Collegiate Place-Kicker Award Description: Nation’s Outstanding Placekicker Finalists: Cooper Rothe, Wyoming (So.); Andre Szmut, Syracuse (Fr.); Cole Tracy, LSU (Sr.) Winner: Andre Szmut, Syracuse (Fr.) Ray Guy Award Description: College Punter of the Year Finalists: Braden Mann, Texas A&M (Jr.); James Smith, Cincinnati (So.); Mitch Wishnowsky, Utah (So.) Winner: Braden Mann, Texas A&M (Jr.) Maxwell Award Description: College Player of the Year Finalists: Will Grier, West Virginia (Sr.); Kyler Murray, Oklahoma (Jr.); Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama (So.) Winner: Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama (So.) Davey O’Brien National Quarterback Award Description: Nation’s Best Quarterback Finalists: Gardner Minshew II, Washington State (Gr.); Kyler Murray, Oklahoma (Jr.); Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama (So.) Winner: Kyler Murray, Oklahoma (Jr.) Outland Trophy Description: Nation’s Most Outstanding Interior Lineman Finalists: Christian Wilkins, Clemson (Gr.); Jonah Williams, Alabama (So.); Quinnen Williams, Alabama (So.) Winner: Quinnen Williams, Alabama (So.) Paycom Jim Thorpe Award Description: Nation’s Best Defensive Back Finalists: DeAndre Baker, Georgia (Sr.); Julian Love, Notre Dame (Jr.); Greedy Williams, LSU (So.) Winner: DeAndre Baker, Georgia (Sr.) Doak Walker Award Description: Nation’s Premier Running Back Finalists: Travis Etienne, Clemson (So.); Darrell Henderson, Memphis (So.); Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin (So.) Winner: Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin (So.) The Home Depot Coach of the Year Winner: Brian Kelly, Notre Dame NCFAA Contributions to College Football Award Winner: Historically Black Colleges and Universities Disney Spirit Award Winner: Tyler Trent, Inspirational Purdue football super fan Walter Camp Award Winner: Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama (So.) 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