GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) -- C.J. Spiller ran away with the Atlantic Coast Conference player of the year award.

The Clemson all-purpose threat was named Wednesday as the league's top player following a vote of 40 members of the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association.

Spiller received 29 votes to outdistance Georgia Tech quarterback Josh Nesbitt, who had eight. Virginia Tech running back Ryan Williams, the league's rookie of the year, had two votes and Yellow Jackets defensive end Derrick Morgan had one.

Separate ballots were cast for the offensive, defensive and overall player of the year awards. Spiller had 24 votes in offensive player of the year voting to Nesbitt's 10. Morgan was the top defensive player with 21 votes in that category, and North Carolina defensive end Robert Quinn and Clemson safety DeAndre McDaniel had seven votes apiece.

Spiller was the nation's only player this season to account for touchdowns five different ways -- rushing, passing, receiving, and on kick and punt returns -- and had passing, rushing and receiving TDs in one game, a victory against North Carolina State.