CJ Spiller for Heisman

dude -- he is only one person.  Its a team sport.  Losing the game isn't a player's fault, its a teams fault.  Anyhow, your angle can't really be backed up if you read the following stats.

2009: Leads the nation in all-purpose running with 208 yards per game....has achieved that against a tough schedule as Clemson is one of just three teams nationally to face three top 15 teams (Miami and Washington are the others) and Spiller has his top three all-purpose games against those three opponents. ..he had 234 against Georgia Tech, 227 against TCU and 310 against Miami (FL)...had school record 310 all-purpose yards at eighth ranked Miami, tied for the most in the nation this year...almost had at least 100 yards in three different areas...had 125 in kickoff returns, 104 receiving and 81 rushing....this was against a Miami defense ranked in the top 25 in the nation in total defense....has had a play of at least 60 yards in every game this year....that is seven straight games with a 60-yard play, perhaps a first in the history of college football....has had a touchdown of at least 60 yards in six of the seven games (60 yard catch against TCU did not score)....he has achieved a 60-yard play four different ways....has three kickoff returns, two pass receptions, a punt return and two runs of at least 60 yards this year....ranks third in the nation in kickoff return average with 38.2....has 37-yard average in punt returns also, but doesn't have enough attempts to qualify...has 17 kick returns this year and four have gone for touchdowns....needs 118 rushing yards to become just second player in Clemson history and sixth in ACC history to reach 3000 rushing yards and 1000 receiving yards in a career....has four games of at least 200 all-purpose running yards, a Clemson single season record.

The Heisman is given to the most Outstanding Player in College Football, not the best position player