Dwyer Makes A 2009 Heisman Watch List

The award has become, with the increase in use of spread passing offenses, centered on quarterbacks, so the likelihood of his election is low.
We at Georgia Tech have little faith in the voting system since Ron Dayne won in favor of the more deserving Joe Hamilton. Dayne was dubbed the heir apparent when FSU's Peter Warrick got thrown in jail for stealing. The voters flocked to Dayne because of the body of work that he had done over 4 years, the accomplishment in Dayne's senior year was not special or even outstanding. Joe Hamilton got screwed.
Voters rarely shy away from the players of major schools, that's where the best players go.
Ranked number 20 on a list of 25, Dwyer is still behind a god damned Georgia Bulldog, Caleb King, who at 16 didn't even start this year. What kind of bullshit is that?
Pete Fiutak at CollegeFootballNews.com said...

20. Jonathan Dwyer, RB Georgia Tech: The ACC's leading rusher ran for 100 yards or more in five of his final six games and finished with eight touchdown runs in his last five games. In the Paul Johnson offense, he'll hit home run after home run.

Good luck Diesel!