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San Diego beat Marist 41-40 on Sat Oct 31, its fourth win in nine games.

Game by game · Who’s playing · Comings and goings

Game by game

  1. W 41-40 vs Marist, Sat Oct 31

    Dom Nankil, 364 passing yards; Elijah Taylor, 138 receiving yards

  2. L 32-37 at Dayton, Sat Oct 24

    Dom Nankil, 471 passing yards; Elijah Taylor, 204 receiving yards

  3. W 38-13 vs Valparaiso, Sat Oct 17

    Dom Nankil, 140 passing yards; Adam Criter, 136 rushing yards

  4. L 10-41 at Butler, Sat Oct 10

    Dom Nankil, 295 passing yards; Elijah Taylor, 100 receiving yards

  5. W 63-14 vs Davidson, Sat Oct 3

    Dom Nankil, 321 passing yards; Cole Monach, 124 receiving yards

  6. L 17-50 at St. Thomas (MN), Sat Sep 26

    Dom Nankil, 323 passing yards; Elijah Taylor, 113 receiving yards

  7. W 38-35 at Cal Poly, Sat Sep 19

    Dom Nankil, 236 passing yards; Adam Criter, 179 rushing yards

  8. L 17-59 at Idaho State, Sat Sep 12

    Dom Nankil, 122 passing yards; Omar Mbakwe, 63 rushing yards

  9. L 17-49 vs UC Davis, Sat Sep 5

    Dom Nankil, 177 passing yards; Cole Monach, 72 receiving yards

Fan lines come from r/CFB game threads, which cover San Diego only when it plays an FBS team. Standouts are from the box score.

Who’s playing

  • Dominic Nankil: 2,449 passing yards.
  • Adam Criter: 746 rushing yards in 9 games.
  • Elijah Taylor: 845 receiving yards in 9 games.
  • Ruben Lopez: 57 tackles.
  • Shaun Aletor: 2 sacks.

Comings and goings

No transfers in on our list for 2026.

Players who left: 2.

  • Oscar Weigel, OT, now at Fresno State
  • Tre Moore, EDGE, now at Purdue
CFB Zeitgeist “Go Toreros.”
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