By Matt Hladik Every year, it seems like there is always at least one player who people think got “snubbed” by Heisman Trophy voters. In the case of ESPN’s Desmond Howard, he doesn’t understand how two college football stars failed to crack the top four of the Heisman vote, which is the requirement to be invited to New York City for the annual ceremony. After USC quarterback Caleb Williams won college football’s most prestigious award on Saturday, Howard, the 1991 Heisman winner, expressed his disappointment with Blake Corum and Hendon Hooker being left home. “Another successful Heisman show i…