Diego Pavia is officially listed by Vanderbilt as 6-feet tall, but standing next to the other three Heisman finalists, that measurement seemed dubious

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — On Saturday, Indiana Quarterback Fernando Mendoza became the first Heisman trophy winner in program history, garnering more votes than Diego Pavia, Jeremiyah Love and Julian Sayin.

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Pavia, who is listed at 6'0" on Vanderbilt's website, appeared shorter than fellow finalists Jeremiyah Love, who also is listed at 6'0", and Julian Sayin, who is 6'1", according to Ohio State's website.

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Mendoza was part of the team at Christopher Columbus High School that won a state championship in 2019 and led them to a state semifinal in 2021.

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