Florida fans hype up Kyle Trask’s Heisman credentials after strong showing at Vanderbilt
By Adam Spencer
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For the first time all season, Florida QB Kyle Trask failed to throw 4 or more touchdowns in a game.
Instead, he threw for a measly 3 touchdowns and 383 yards in a 38-17 Florida win over Vanderbilt. All kidding aside, those are also impressive numbers.
For the season, Trask now has an incredible 31 touchdown passes in only 7 games. That has him firmly in contention for the Heisman Trophy.
Florida fans took to Twitter to hype up their star QB’s credentials in the aftermath of the win against Vandy:
The Heisman is not a team award.
Kyle Trask does not play defense. #11eisman
— Gator Jen (@jenafish17) November 21, 2020
You can’t sit here and tell me Kyle Trask isn’t the Heisman front runner
— db (@dbatt1e) November 21, 2020
Kyle Trask or Mac Jones will win the heisman simply bc Lawrence got sick and Fields decided he throws picks now
— e Gabriel (@MunizG1830) November 21, 2020
Kyle Trask got the Heisman locked the hell up.
— Art Vandalay (@ZamundaTwice) November 21, 2020
Kyle Trask for the Heisman
— Y – dan djarin (@dan_castiel17) November 21, 2020
Keep sleeping on #KyleTrask ?
Another 3 TD, 370+ passing yard game for the Gators’ Senior Quarterback vs. Vanderbilt
This season:
• 2,400+ passing yards
• 30 TD / 3 INT
• 6-1 record, 1st in SEC East pic.twitter.com/sfAKRDL51w— Phenom Media (@PhenomMediaX) November 21, 2020
Kyle Trask for Heisman
— Mall? (@marceoooo) November 21, 2020
The only way Kyle Trask can not win the Heisman is if the voting is rigged
— Feel deAss Tyson (@yrocAfella) November 21, 2020
Kyle Trask should be the Heisman frontrunner and anyone who thinks different is a homer or doesn’t watch the games
— Alex German (@AlexGerman0) November 21, 2020
Trask will have 3 more regular-season games to impress Heisman voters. Will he end up taking home the trophy? We’ll find out in a few short weeks.
Adam is a daily fantasy sports (DFS) and sports betting expert. A 2012 graduate of the University of Missouri, Adam now covers all 16 SEC football teams. He is the director of DFS, evergreen and newsletter content across all Saturday Football brands.
