Dillon Gabriel Says Goodbye to Oregon Ducks

Dillon Gabriel Says Goodbye to Oregon Ducks After 'Special Season'
A season of destiny ended in disappointment for Dillon Gabriel and the Oregon Ducks but the veteran quarterback remains grateful for his one season in Eugene.
Oregon QB Dillon Gabriel pens heartfelt goodbye to Duck fans
Dillon Gabriel was in Eugene playing for the Oregon Ducks for just a year, but it seems as if that one year in the Willamette Valley made quite an impact on him. In a short message to Oregon Duck fans everyone, Gabriel wanted to express his gratitude on social media.
Oregon football’s Dillon Gabriel pens heartfelt farewell letter to Ducks Nation
Oregon football quarterback Dillon Gabriel penned a heartfelt farewell letter to Ducks Nation a few weeks after the program’s season ended. The grad transfer from Oklahoma had an extraordinary season in Eugene.
Dillon Gabriel’s Heartfelt Exit Note Leaves a Lasting Impact on Oregon Ducks Teammates
Dillon Gabriel’s college football journey has been nothing short of extraordinary. The post Dillon Gabriel’s Heartfelt Exit Note Leaves a Lasting Impact on Oregon Ducks Teammates appeared first on EssentiallySports.
"Once a duck, always a duck" Dillon Gabriel says goodbye to Eugene in emotional post
During the season, Gabriel and the Ducks beat Ohio State in a 32-31 thriller. Prior to his arrival in the Big Ten, Gabriel played four full seasons and one partial year. He threw for 125 touchdowns and only 26 interceptions in his two previous stops, cementing himself as one of the top prospects in the 2024 transfer portal cycle.
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