Pat Sullivan
Biography
Pat Sullivan was Auburn's first Heisman Trophy winner (1971). He was a superstar who put Auburn on the national map in the modern TV era, breaking numerous NCAA records. His partnership with Terry Beasley is legendary.
Rivalry Context
Pat Sullivan is tracked in the Iron Bowl History archive as a quarterback connected to Auburn during the 1969-1971 period. The profile is intended to place the person in rivalry context rather than serve as a complete career biography.
The recorded Iron Bowl mark for this profile is 2-1. Records are presented as rivalry-specific context and should be read alongside the linked game pages when a notable game is available.
Pat Sullivan's profile includes 4 documented achievements, including Heisman Trophy (1971) and Walter Camp Award (1971).
The notable game links below connect this profile to 1 Iron Bowl archive entry, making the biographical note part of the broader game-by-game record.
Achievements
- Heisman Trophy (1971)
- Walter Camp Award (1971)
- SEC Player of the Year (1970)
- College Football Hall of Fame