FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) Max Duggan really hasn't had time to reflect on his career at TCU, where the four-year starting quarterback's final snap came in the national championship game. The Heisman Trophy runner-up hasn't even stopped throwing while getting ready for the NFL combine and draft.

The beloved TCU quarterback, who has been in Southern California training since a few days after the national title game loss, was back in Fort Worth on Monday night for the presentation of the Davey O'Brien Award - whose namesake is the school's only Heisman Trophy winner, when leading the Horned Frogs to an undefeated season and their only AP national title in 1938.

"It means so much to our program, for TCU, because we obviously understand what Davey O'Brien did for TCU, what he did for just college football," said Duggan, the first TCU player to win the award given annually to a top quarterback. "There's so much pride for that he did for our program, and building it up and setting a milestone for TCU programs to strive for."