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• 2021 (Oklahoma): Freshman All-American. Honorable Mention All-Big 12 Conference. Played in 11 games and started final seven contests (136-211-64.5, 1,912 yards, 21 TDs, 4 INTs passing; 79-442-5.6, 6 TDs rushing), replacing Heisman hopeful Spencer Rattler. 
• 2022: Heisman Trophy winner (seventh in USC history), Walter Camp Player of the Year, Maxwell Award winner, Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year, first-team All-Pac-12 Conference. First-team Associated Press All-American. Led the FBS with a school-record 42 passing TDs, ranked third in FBS with a school-record 4,537 passing yards and fourth with school-record passing efficiency (168.5; 333-500-66.6, 5 INTs). Set USC single-season records for QB with 382 rushing yards (113 carries, 3.4 per, 10 TDs). Selected to the Allstate AFCA Goodworks Team. Started all 14 games.
• 2023: Honorable Mention All-Pac-12 Conference. Finalist for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award (nation's top QB). Ranked top 10 in FBS with 170.1 passing efficiency, 30 passing TDs, 9.4 yards per attempt and 3,633 passing yards (266-388-68.6, 5 INTs). Led the team with 11 rushing TDs (99-121-1.2, 11 TD). Started 12 games.
• Started Caleb Cares Foundation for anti-bullying, mental health awareness and youth development.

-- by Chad Reuter

• 2020: Played in all four games with one start (6-72-12.0). 
• 2021: Started seven of the final nine contests (41-415-10.1, 4 TDs). Missed the first three games due to injuries. 
• 2022: Third-team Associated Press All-American. First-team All-Pac-12 Conference. Ranked 10th in the FBS with 1,145 receiving yards (75 receptions, 15.3 per, 7 TDs). Played in 12 games with eight starts (3-6-2.0 rushing). 
• 2023: First-team Associated Press All-American. First-team All-Pac-12 Conference. Finalist for the Biletnikoff Award (nation's top WR). Led the FBS with a school-record 1,640 receiving yards (17.8 per), ranked sixth with 1,781 all-purpose yards, tied for sixth with 92 receptions and 13 receiving TDs. Played in all 15 games with 14 starts (2-37-18.5, TD rushing; 2-17-8.5 KR). Team's Offensive Skill Player of the Year and team captain. Suffered a broken rib and punctured lung recovering an onsides kick versus Arizona. Stayed in a hospital overnight and rested over the bye week before playing in the team's win over Oregon.

-- by Chad Reuter

• 2020: The Ivy League did not play due to COVID-19 concerns.
• 2021: Honorable Mention All-Ivy League. Started all 10 games at RG. 
• 2022: First-team All-Ivy League. Started all 10 games at LT.
• 2023: First-team All-Ivy League. Started the first 4 games at LT. Missed the end of the season due to a quad injury.

-- by Chad Reuter

• 2020: Freshman All-American. Big Ten Conference Punter of the Year. First-team All-Big Ten Conference. Played in all 8 games (40-1,765-44.1, 20 fair catches, 18 inside the 20 yard-line, 1 touchback). 
• 2021: Honorable Mention All-Big Ten Conference. Played in all 14 games (80-3,688-46.1, 26 fair catches, 39 inside the 20, 13 touchbacks). 
• 2022: Second-team Associated Press All-American. Third-team All-Big Ten Conference. Played in all 13 games (82-3,725-45.4, 25 fair catches, 38 inside the 20, 11 touchbacks). 
• 2023: Won the Ray Guy Award (nation's top P). First-team Associated Press All-American. Big Ten Conference Punter of the Year. First-team All-Big Ten Conference. Played in all 14 games (93-4,479-48.2, 29 fair catches, 32 inside the 20, 7 touchbacks). Set the NCAA record for single-season punting yardage with 4,479 (Johnny Pingel, Michigan State, 1938). Set school records for career punts, punt yards.
• Native of Melbourne, Australia, where he played Australian Rules football. 

-- by Chad Reuter

• 2021 (Minnesota): Redshirted.
• 2022 (Minnesota): Played in six games as a reserve (two tackles, one tackle for loss).
• 2023: First-team All-Big 12 Conference. Big 12 Conference Defensive Newcomer of the Year. Led the team with 12 tackles for loss, eight sacks. Played in 12 games with one start (56 tackles, one PBU, two forced fumbles).
• Father, Duaine, played football at Liberty University and Taylor University. Mother, Katie, played basketball at Taylor University.

-- by Chad Reuter