Oregon Ducks QB Soars to Second All-Time Quarterback Stats with Stellar Performance.

The Oregon Ducks dominated No. 20 Illinois, scoring five touchdowns in their first six possessions and taking a commanding 35-3 lead by halftime. The game was finished before it even began.

Dillon Gabriel’s ascent up the all-time leaderboard for college football quarterbacks continued with his second touchdown pass in the first half. His second score brought him level with the second-highest number of passing touchdowns in the history of college football.

During the course of the first half, Gabriel increased his score. His third and last touchdown in the first half put him in second place for the most touchdowns with 143.

Gabriel ranks second in all-time passing yards, second in QB starts, and second in total touchdowns with 291 passing yards.

Case Keenum finished his career with 19,217 passing yards and 155 passing touchdowns, making him the top leader in all the mentioned statistics. With only 12 more touchdowns needed and four regular season games left, Gabriel will have a chance to lead the touchdown leaderboard by the end.

“I simply don’t prioritize personal achievements.” After the game, Gabriel expressed his pursuit of victories. “That is the most crucial aspect.” I have a group of dedicated men who invest a great deal of time and energy into it, and I feel fortunate to be involved.

Gabriel has got the Oregon offense moving smoothly. Everyone worked well and easily defeated the Fighting Illini, with no uncertainty about the outcome.

Tez Johnson had 102 yards receiving and a touchdown, while Noah Whittington had a strong performance with 76 scrimmage yards and two touchdowns.

This Oregon squad, boasting the most dynamic offense and a strong, opportunistic defense, deserves to hold the top spot in the nation and is primed for a successful run in the College Football Playoffs.