Vote for the heisman trophy winner. You do have multiple votes on this poll.


Had to fill my 10th poll spot with someone.... but here are some stats on The Valley Boy.

The signal-caller firing the ball to the two wideouts was senior Brad Robbins. The Powell Valley High product earned first team status in his first and lone season as the main Cavs quarterback. Robbins of Big Stone Gap, Va. wrapped up the campaign as the Mid-South's top passer by averaging 276.1 yards through the air per contest while second in total offense (263.0 yds/gm).

On the year, Robbins completed 206 passes in a school record 368 pass attempts for 3,037 yards with 22 touchdowns, the second UVa-Wise passer for 200 completions and over 3,000 yards passing. His top passing game came in the season opener at Seton Hill where he connected on 31 of 49 attempts for 459 yards while passing for three scores against both Union College and Campbellsville. After being a backup to the school's all-time leading passer his first three years, Robbins finished with 3,468 yards on 234 of 416 passes with 26 touchdowns.