Oregon Ducks quarterback Dillon Gabriel will set a new FBS record for starts by a quarterback against the Penn State Nittany Lions in the Big Ten Championship Game. Gabriel and Oregon coach Dan Lannin

Dillon Gabriel made NCAA history in No. 1 Oregon’s 39-18 win over Maryland in Eugene, Oregon on Saturday. The 23-yard-old broke the NCAA record for total career touchdowns on a three-yard pass to offensive lineman Gernorris Wilson in the third quarter. With the touchdown, he passed Case Keenum’s previous record with his 179th total touchdown.

Dillon Gabriel joined an elite group of Oregon Ducks football players this week as a finalist for the Heisman Trophy. Five players have made the trip to New York for the ceremony, and Marcus Mariota stands alone as the only Duck to take home the coveted trophy recognizing the top player in college football.

Oregon Ducks’ quarterback Dillon Gabriel is the Associated Press Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year. Gabriel led his team to the Big Ten title in Oregon's first year in the league. He also made college football history breaking the NCAA all-time record for total touchdowns with 187 in his career.