Sacramento State

Third Team All-Big Sky (2021)
Third Team All-Big Sky (2022)

2022 Season

• Named third team all-Big Sky for the second consecutive season.
• Completed 185-of-314 passes for 2,417 yards and 19 touchdowns.
• His 19 touchdown passes placed him seventh in school single-season history.
• Threw at least one touchdown in 12 of 13 games with the exception being the Causeway Classic against UC Davis.
• Tossed three TDs at Eastern Washington while having just nine completions against the Eagles/
• Had a season high 317 yards against Richmond in a rainy FCS Playoff game.
• Tallied 284 passing yards against Montana and 258 against Northern Colorado.
• Finished his career ranked fourth in school history with 5,575 passing yards and a .608 completion percentage, fifth with 410 completions, 36 touchdowns and a 141.1 QB efficiency and sixth with 674 attempts.
• Ranked fifth with 5,643 career yards of total offense.

2021 Season

• Named third team all-Big Sky at quarterback despite sharing snaps for most of the year at the position.
• Appeared in all 12 games, starting nine.
• Completed 182-of-288 passes for 2,576 yards and 12 touchdowns with five interceptions.
• Also rushed for 51 yards on 30 carries.
• Ranked third in school history with a single-season completion percentage of .632 and 8.94 yards per pass, tied for fourth with a pass efficiency of 148.6, and was sixth in single-season passing yards.
• Was named the Big Sky Offensive Player of the Week after throwing for 328 yards and two touchdowns in the shutout of Northern Arizona.
• Set the school record for passing yards against an FBS opponent as he had 370 yards and two touchdowns at Cal.
• Threw a career high three touchdown passes in the win at then-No. 5 Montana.
• Had a TD pass in seven games, including multiple
• Had four 300-yard passing games, including 331 in the FCS Playoffs game against South Dakota State.
• Also rushed for a career high 41 yards against the Jackrabbits.
• Completed 20 or more passes in three games.

2020 Season

• Season canceled due to COVID-19.

2019 Season

• Saw action in eight games, including making one start, in his first season with the team.
• Was the starting quarterback at Northern Arizona and guided the team to a remarkable comeback with two passing touchdowns in the final two minutes of the game.
• Completed 27-of-44 passes for 384 yards and four touchdowns against the Lumberjacks.
• During the year, he was 43-of-72 for 582 yards with five TDs and three interceptions.
• Rushed for 24 yards on 18 carries with a long of 11 yards.

Prior to Sacramento State

• Attended San Diego Mesa JC for one season.
• Named first team all-National Central League following the 2018 season.
• Threw for 2,888 yards and 27 touchdowns while completing 61.5 percent of his passes with only 12 interceptions.
• Recorded 300 or more passing yards in four games during the season.
• Threw for 463 yards and six touchdowns in the season finale against Palomar.
• Had a season high 464 passing yards along with four touchdowns against El Camino.
• Threw at least one touchdown in the final nine games of the year and had multiple passing TDs in eight games.
• Completed at least 26 passes in the final seven games of the season.
• Redshirted at UC Davis in 2017.

High School

• A 2017 graduate of St. Mary’s HS in Stockton, Calif.
• Played four years at quarterback where he led the Rams to a pair of Tri-City Athletic League titles during his final two seasons.
• Helped St. Mary’s to a 14-2 overall record and the Sac-Joaquin Section Div. I title as a senior.
• Was named to the Stockton Athletic Hall of Fame and a Solomon Award Recipient.
• Named the 2017 Mike Canlis Most Outstanding Senior Athlete and 2017 Stockton Record Most Valuable Player.
• Finished his junior season with 2,584 yards, 26 touchdowns and a 139.5 QB rating.
• Improved his senior stats, finishing with 4,066 passing yards, 46 touchdowns, 138.2 QB rating.
• Was a high school teammate of fellow Hornets Dewey Cotton and Marcus Aponte.

Personal

• Earned a bachelor’s degree in health science.
• Pursuing a second degree in communications.
• Parents are Kim and Erin Dunniway.