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WAC Player of the Year
Boise State QB Ryan Dinwiddie, Sr. 

Another year, another huge year by a Boise State quarterback. Ryan Dinwiddie was magnificent in leading the Broncos to a stunningly easy WAC season and another league title. The senior threw for 4,031 yards and 28 touchdowns with only five interceptions.
For being known as a conference with tons of offense, the WAC had several great defensive performances. Hawaii's Travis LaBoy and Nevada's Jorge Cordova were nearly unstoppable at getting into the backfield, while San Jose State safety Gerald Jones did it all from picking off passes to being in on what seemed like all the team's tackles. 
The Coach of the Year was a no-brainer as Tulsa's Steve Kragthorpe did a marvelous job of getting the Golden Hurricane to a bowl game despite losing a starting quarterback before the season and with the same players that went 1-10 the year before.

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          Ryan is a smaller Quarterback that doesn’t play in a pro style offense at Boise State but he brings a lot of toughness and heart to the field.  He does often throw the ball form his back foot though.  Ryan has quick feet and gets in and out his drop quickly.  However, he is taking most of snaps from the shot gun and has no experience in drops of 5+ steps.  He has a good delivery, but will drop his arm to a ¾ angle at times.  The ball certainly doesn’t jump out of his hand as Ryan has an only average release.  Ryan doesn’t throw a clean ball either as lots of his passes aren’t spirals.  He has average arm strength showing he can put the ball down the field, but it doesn’t get their in a hurry by any means. Ryan has good speed and quickness showing the ability to avoid a rush and also make a play down the field with his feet.  Ryan has average field vision but does keep his field up the field when flushed out of the pocket.  He does see the entire field, but doesn’t have the confidence in his reads to make them all and rarely moves past his second read.  Even out of the shot gun he will jump to his check down too quickly.  He is an average ball handler with average ball fakes and pump fakes.  He is inexperienced running play action passes as well. He has good short accuracy completing nearly all of his passes fewer than five yards.  He throws them with good touch and leading his receivers nicely.  Ryan also throws an impressive slant route leading his receiver nicely and keeping it away from the defender.  As he throws the ball further down the field Ryan loses a lot of accuracy.   He puts too much air under his deep throws, but when he is accurate, he is very accurate.