Dom Nankil

Jerry Rice Award finalist (2023) 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 Appeared in three games for the Toreros · Did not complete a pass in his lone attempt but had two carries for nine yards 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) Attended nearby Mater Dei Catholic High School in Chula Vista, California · Helped his team win two State Championships · Also played basketball His brother, Nate Nankil, plays professional baseball in the Oakland Athletics organization