Probably not under Frank Beamer, and most certainly not under assistant coaches Rickey Bustle and Billy Hite. The logic is simple. Typically, offensive players win the Heisman, and more precisely, quarterbacks and running backs do. In order to win the trophy, a running back usually has to average close to 200 yards a game, and this is next to impossible in Billy Hite's platoon system. Not likely there, either.
Tech has a run oriented attack.
Vick himself only threw the ball 152 times in 10 games, or 15.2 attempts per game. If you want to win the Heisman as a quarterback, you have to rack up gaudy stats, and there's no way even Vick can rack up gaudy stats with only 15 attempts a game. That's hard to do if you're only throwing it 15 times a game. Joe Hamilton threw the ball 305 times, Pennington 405 times, and Brees an astounding 494 times. Lastly, the reason I thought a Tech player would never win the Heisman is that the Hokies offense is simply too balanced.