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Here’s Why DeVonta Smith Won The 2020 Heisman Trophy
By D. Wash
Updated: January 5, 2021
He might not be the biggest, he might not be the strongest, but DeVonta Smith is now the most decorated receiver in SEC history. The Bama receiver took home the 2020 Heisman in a season in which he displayed his speed where practically no corner could run with him.
The 6’1, 175 lb. receiver hauled in 105 receptions for 1641 yards and 20 touchdowns on his way to the most prestigious bronze trophy in college football.
Congrats to him and we look forward to seeing him picked in the NFL draft.
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