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Hendon Hooker is first Maxwell Award finalist for Tennessee football since Peyton Manning

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Hooker is Tennessee's first finalist since Peyton Manning won the Maxwell in 1997. He ranks third in the FBS in passing efficiency, fifth in completion percentage and ninth in total offense per game. The winner will be announced Dec. 8 on The Home Depot College Football Awards Show on ESPN.

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Hendon Hooker is first Maxwell Award finalist for Tennessee football since Peyton Manning

Quarterback Hendon Hooker made the cut for the Maxwell Award, one of college football's most prestigious honors. The winner will be announced Dec. 8.

1 year ago·Nashville, United States

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Hendon Hooker named finalist for Maxwell Award as college football’s best player

Hendon Hooker named finalist for Maxwell Award as college football’s best player

Hendon Hooker is first Maxwell Award finalist for Tennessee football since Peyton Manning

Hendon Hooker is first Maxwell Award finalist for Tennessee football since Peyton Manning

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