Heading into Saturday night’s Heisman Trophy ceremony, many believed Oklahoma QB Baker Mayfield was going to win the trophy.

They were proven right, as the talented Sooner won the Heisman in one of the most-lopsided votes ever, dominating the rest of the college football world.

That didn’t make for compelling television, though, as not many viewers tuned in to watch the ceremony. In fact, according to Sports Business Daily’s Austin Karp, it was the lowest-rated Heisman ceremony ever:

The ceremony didn’t feature any SEC players, though Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson (ninth) and Georgia LB Roquan Smith (10th) finished in the top 10 of the voting.

However, inviting more players to the ceremony wouldn’t have solved anything, as it was pretty much a foregone conclusion that Mayfield was going to take home the trophy.

ESPN will cross its fingers and hope that next year’s Heisman race is a little closer and builds up a little more drama heading into the ceremony, otherwise, the ratings may continue to decline.