As a redshirt freshman, Luck posted 2,575 yards passing and 2,929 yards of total offense – good for fifth all-time in Cardinal history. He led the league in QB rating at 143.5. As a third-year sophomore, Luck exploded onto the national scene with a 12-1 mark and BCS Bowl win over Virginia Tech. He was named Conference Player of the Year after throwing for a school record 3,338 yards and 32 TDs to go with 453 yards rushing. His 170.2 QB rating set a new conference record and he finished second in the Heisman voting. In his third and final year, Luck broke his own school records for passing yards (3,517) and touchdowns (37) and won his second-straight Pac-12 Player of the Year Award. He finished his career with Cardinal records for touchdown passes (82), completion percentage (68.7%), passer efficiency (162.76) and total offense (10,387). His 957 yards rushing rank first all-time by a quarterback school history and his 31-7 record as a starter is a school record for wins and winning percentage (81.6%). His offenses are the three highest-scoring offenses in program history (461 pts in 2009, 524 pts in 2010, 561 pts in 2011).
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