During the 2024 season, Dillon Gabriel will likely be the starter for the Ducks, succeeding Bo Nix.
A two-year starter at UCF before joining Oklahoma, Gabriel is one of the top quarterbacks in the NCAA, with 49 total starts between his time at UCF and Oklahoma.
Dillon Gabriel’s road to Eugene: what the quarterback brings to Oregon’s offense
Gabriel has a track record of success, throwing for 3,500 yards in each of his first two seasons at UCF, with 61 touchdowns and 11 interceptions combined. After joining Oklahoma, he continued to excel, throwing for 6,828 yards over his last two seasons, along with 55 touchdowns and 12 interceptions. He also significantly improved as a runner.
Following his second regular season in Norman, Gabriel announced his decision to transfer to Oregon.
Gabriel adds a new dimension to the Ducks’ offense and is expected to have a significant impact as the team’s starting quarterback in 2024.
What does this mean for Oregon?
Gabriel’s acquisition is expected to impact the Ducks’ roster significantly, providing a clearer path for the team’s future. The addition of Gabriel to the team may also influence other players’ decisions regarding their futures with the Ducks, as well as potential transfers to the team.
Overall, Gabriel’s arrival represents a significant development for the Oregon football program, creating new opportunities and reshaping the team’s dynamics for the next season.