Dillon Gabriel is older than Anthony Richardson -- you'll read and hear that sentence often during the pre-draft process for the Oregon quarterback who's also spent time as the Ce

Gabriel, called Pops by his teammates, will make his 63rd career start, the most in FBS history by a QB, in the Granddaddy of them all.

Oregon-based newscaster Brenna Greene wants to be abundantly clear that Dillon Gabriel was not high during his hilariously awkward interview at the

NFL Draft fast approaching, the buzz around potential top picks is reaching fever pitch. And while big names like Shedeur Sanders and Cam Ward continue to dominate pr

With Oregon's loss to Ohio State, one of the most prolific careers in college football history comes to a close.

Dillon Gabriel grew up in Hawaii watching Marcus Mariota. Now the quarterback leads Oregon to the College Football Playoff just like his idol.

The Oregon Ducks are preparing to face the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Rose Bowl, and Oregon quarterback Dillon Gabriel is receiving a little extra help from his

Brenna Greene, the reporter who spoke to Oregon Ducks quarterback Dillon Gabriel on Monday, set the record straight about their interview that quickly went viral. Dillon Gabriel made headlines during their interview for one peculiar reason,

With Dillon Gabriel's illustrious college football career having finally come to an end, it was abundantly clear in Oregon's blowout loss in the Rose Bowl just how low of an NFL Draft ceiling he has as a professional quarterback.

Fans suspected that Oregon quarterback Dillon Gabriel was 'high' when delivering an early interview before losing against Ohio State, but a reporter has set the record straight