The Indiana Hoosiers won their championship but lost both the Mendoza brothers. The Heisman winner, Fernando Mendoza, declared himself for the NFL draft, while his younger brother, Alberto Mendoza, entered the transfer portal.

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Apr. 19—*** Alberto Mendoza could have stayed at Indiana and battled to replace his Heisman Trophy-winning brother Fernando as starting quarterback. But he chose a different path. One that appears to be working out just fine. The younger Mendoza transferred to Georgia Tech to play for Brent Key. And he has apparently been impressive, moving into position to be the starter this season. After ...

Tons of new guys creating a sense of newness around the program

Alberto Mendoza has used spring practice to establish himself as the favorite to start at quarterback for Georgia Tech following his transfer from Indiana. When asked Saturday about the Yellow Jackets' quarterback room, coach Brent Key said, “Alberto is the guy.” Mendoza was named the offensive captain for Georgia Tech's spring game on Saturday, another indication he is viewed as the leading candidate to start.

Coming out of someone else’s shadow is one of the toughest challenges for anyone trying to build something for themselves. No one knows that better than Alberto Mendoza, who feels the pressure of his last name every single day.

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