Washington State University Athletics

WASHINGTON STATE
SENIOR (2024): Transferred from Bryant in January and participated in spring practice…appeared in three games, one as a starter…appeared late in season-opening win over Portland State, went 6-of-7 for 61 yards with a 33-yard touchdown pass…also appeared in win over Texas Tech…started, went 31-of-43 for 363 yards and three touchdowns (66, 42, 9), also rushed for 28 yard including a four-yard rushing touchdown against No. 21 Syracuse in Holiday Bowl.

BRYANT
JUNIOR (2023): Voted Big South Offensive Player of the Year, First-Team All-Big South and was a finalist for the Walter Payton Award…completed 238-of-379 passes (62.8%) for 2,907 yards and 28 touchdowns…averaged 264.3 ypg…ranked third nationally in total offense (296.4 yards/game) and passing touchdowns (28), eighth in points responsible for/game (16.2), ninth in passing yards (2,907), 12th in passing yards/game (264.3), 13th in completions/game (21.64) and 22nd in passing efficiency (147.9)…finished the season with four-straight 300-plus yard passing games, including Association single-game records of 394 yards and six touchdowns against Southeast Missouri that earned him National Player of the Week honors…tossed 22 of his 28 touchdown passes in league play…tied the Bryant single-game (6) and single-season record for touchdowns (28) and established the Bulldogs record for career touchdown passes (75)…threw touchdowns in each of the team’s final 10 games, including multiple TD’s in seven of those contests…final four games of the season threw for 1,437 yards and 18 total TD’s, completing 76.8% of his passes (119-for-155).

SOPHOMORE (2022): Second-Team All-Big South...one of the greatest seasons for a QB in school history...completed 253-of-416 (60.8 percent) passes for 3,228 yards and 26 touchdowns...just the second QB in school history to throw for over 3,000 yards in a single season...completions, passing yards and TD passes are all second in program history...finished with school record 3,393 yards of total offense...r fourth nationally in both passing yards and total offense...posted six 300-yard passing games, including a school record 450-yard game...threw for multiple TDs seven times...18-of-22 for 243 yards and a touchdown at FIU...also rushed for 36 yards and a score vs the Panthers...271 yards and three scores vs URI...threw for 336 yards and three touchdowns at Brown...25-of-35 for 310 yards and four TDs vs Southern Connecticut...34-of-59 for a school-record 450 yards and three TDs at Gardner-Webb...348 yards and three scores at Holy Cross...closed the year with 341 passing yards and four TDs at Robert Morris.

FRESHMAN (2021): Finalist for FCS Jerry Rice Award (finished 4th in voting)...NEC Offensive Rookie of the Year...All-NEC First Team...greatest season for a freshman QB in program history...first true freshman QB in NEC history to win Offensive Rookie of the Year and All-NEC First Team...first Offensive Rookie of the Year in program history...started final 10 games of the season, going 7-3 as a starter...completed 62.8 percent (233-of-371) of his passes for 2,392 yards, 21 TDs and just three INTs...Averaged 217.5 yards per game...rushed for 242 yards and two scores on 71 carries...finished with 2,634 yards of total offense and 23 total TDs...four 300-yard passing games...multiple TD passes in each of his final eight games...passing yards are fourth-most in a single season, completions are second-most and TD passes are fourth-most...completed 9-of-17 for 55 yards in his collegiate debut at URI...started week 2 vs Sacred Heart, throwing for 120 yards and rushing for 82 yards...82 rushing yards are most by a QB in program history...completed 15-of-22 passes at Akron...22-of-29 for 232 yards and two scores at Marist...35-of-49 for 335 yards and three scores vs Brown...threw two TD passes in the final 3:00 minutes to complete comeback win over SFU...29-of-38 for 356 yards and two scores vs LIU...helped Bryant scored DI program record 58 points at Merrimack...22-of-31 for 317 yards and four scores.
 
HIGH SCHOOL
Eckhaus played four seasons of varsity football at Culver City...named Los Angeles Times Back of the Year...posted 137 passing touchdowns and 10,210 passing yards in his career...two-time California All-State selection...15 games with at least 4 TD passes...340+ passing yards in 10 games...three games of 7 TD passes...threw for 4,456 yards in one season...posted 59 TD passes one year...had 577 yards passing in one game...Honor Roll student.

PERSONAL
The son of Baila Eckhaus...has five siblings...received his degree in social sciences.
 
 
PASSING      G     PA     PC      PCT     INT     YDS      TD     LG     TC  YDS     TD     LG       PLYS    TOFF
2021             11    371    233      .628         3     2392       21      45      71    242       2      26          442     3634
2022             11    416    253      .608       15     3228       26      61      72    165       2      21          488     3393
2023             11    379    238      .628         7     2907       28      76      78    353       1      42          457     3260
TOTALS        33  1166    724      .621       25     8527       75      76    221    760       5      42        1387   10287