Dom Nankil

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Jerry Rice Award finalist (2023) JUNIOR (2025) Appeared in all 12 games leading the Toreros offense under center Ranked fourth in the PFL in completions (157), passing attempts (246), passing yards (1,945), touchdowns (13) while ranking third in quarterback efficiency (145.2) Logged a 64% pass completion rate, including a season-high 56-yard pass against St. Thomas (MN) (September 27) Recorded three interceptions, which was tied for the best mark in the PFL and it also tied for the eighth-fewest mark for a single season in program history, minimum 100 attempts Registered 147 passing attempts before throwing his first interception of the season at Davidson (October 25) Recorded a season-high 288 passing yards in the 40-28 win at Davidson Logged a season-high 81% pass completion rate (13-of-16) at Princeton (September 20) Had two consecutive touchdown passes four times in a five-game stretch from September 27-November 1 Recorded a season-high 288 passing yards at Davidson Also ran the ball 55 times for 113 yards while logging both of his rushing touchdowns against Southern Utah (September 6) With 246 passing attempts, he moves into 9th all-time in program history with 452 passing attempts in his USD career SOPHOMORE (2024) Appeared in three games for the Toreros Did not complete a pass in his lone attempt but had two carries for nine yards FRESHMAN (2023) Finished 15th in voting and was a finalist for the 2023 Jerry Rice Award, which is awarded annually to the most outstanding player in the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision Appeared in eight games Completed passes on 109-of-186 (58.6%) for 1,158 yards with five touchdowns and four interceptions Also recorded 44 rushing attempts for 146 yards and a touchdown Completed a season-high 21 passes on 38 attempts for a season-high 208 yards against Princeton (September 16) Best passing performance came against St. Thomas (November 11) when he completed 19-of-25 (76%) for 152 yards and a touchdown, despite two interceptions Threw a career-high three touchdowns against Colorado Mesa (September 9) HIGH SCHOOL Attended nearby Mater Dei Catholic High School in Chula Vista, California Helped his team win two State Championships Also played basketball PERSONAL His brother, Nate Nankil, plays professional baseball in the Oakland Athletics organization