Record-Setting Duquesne QB with Proven Big-Game Production
Niel Loebig emerged as a high-end Duquesne quarterback with record-level passing production, including a 2002 season in which he averaged 242.0 passing yards per game and finished with 11 touchdowns against six interceptions, plus a 354-yard, three-touchdown outing in 2003.[1][2] His differentiator was passing volume paired with efficiency in key moments, showing he could carry an offense and deliver in pressure spots rather than just compile stats.[1][2][4] If you value a QB with proven arm production, program knowledge, and a history of setting school records, Loebig fits that profile well.[4][7]
