Core Points - The Allstate Wuerffel Trophy has announced its 2025 finalists, recognizing three NCAA FBS players for their character, leadership, and commitment to community service [1][4] - The winner will be revealed on December 12 during The Home Depot College Football Awards on ESPN [1][3] - The finalists were selected by the National Selection Committee from 11 players on the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team, with input from fan voting [4] Finalists Overview - Matt Hofer from the University of Toledo logged over 180 hours of community service, focusing on homelessness and youth education [6] - Michael Taaffe from the University of Texas raised over $100,000 for flood relief and advocates against fentanyl, while also volunteering in hospitals and community clean-ups [6] - Tanner Wall from Brigham Young University mentors students in Africa and the South Pacific, and organizes community service activities for local refugee centers [6] Trophy Background - The Allstate Wuerffel Trophy, established in 2005, honors college football players who exemplify community service and leadership [9][10] - It is part of the National College Football Awards Association, which includes over 900 recipients since its inception [8] - The trophy is named after Danny Wuerffel, a former NFL quarterback and humanitarian, who inspires greater service in the community [10][11]