2017 Heisman Hopefuls: Can the AAC at least send someone to New York?

[Brad]

2017 Heisman Hopefuls: Can the AAC at least send someone to New York?

Quinton Flowers will be one of the most exciting players in the country to watch this year.

By Yesh Ginsburg on June 6, 2017

If you don’t yet know the name Quinton Flowers, you really should. Flowers earned his starting job at the beginning of his sophomore year in 2015, but didn’t garner much notice, even though he threw for almost 2,000 yards and ran for almost 900 yards during the regular season. College football fans first stood up and noticed him in the 2015 Miami Beach Bowl at the end of that year. He threw for over 300 yards and ran for over 100 more, doing so in electrifying fashion. Flowers suddenly wasn’t a no-name, inflated-stats, dual-threat, mid-major quarterback. He was a legitimate dual-threat quarterback who performed on the national stage.

 

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[DELdaBull]

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[Bull Matrix]

They are culturally biased.

[raptorcj]

With a great year, could he go? Yes. Could he win? Unlikely but it would be a great honor for him and USF.

[Brad]

Need to start selling it. 

[Ionbull]

YES

HE

WILL

 

[FlowerPower]

We need exposure for QF and the schedule does not help. We have to win out or go on a long enough win streak to get people's attention. 

[goldenbrahm1996]

He 100% has a chance to get there. Look at Keenan Reynolds and Jordan Lynch in he last few years. However, he has about a 0.0000000001% chance of actually winning, which I'm fine with. It would just be awesome for him to even get the invite.

Edited June 11, 2017 by goldenbrahm1996

[goldenbrahm1996]

Not to mention his story/background will be one that voters absolutely will get behind if we have the season everyone is expecting. 

[NewEnglandBull]

Q goes to NY, team wins conference, and team wins Peach Bowl.  I would probably have to quit watching USF football after all that. There would be no other way of going except down.