LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- TCU Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach Garrett Riley has won the Broyles Award, recognizing the nation's top assistant coach.

In his debut season at TCU, Riley becomes the program's first-ever recipient of the Broyles Award. In addition to directing one of the nation's top offensive attacks and helping lead the Horned Frogs to their first College Football Playoff appearance, Riley coached quarterback Max Duggan into being a Heisman Trophy Finalist.

The Horned Frogs rank among the FBS leaders in all major offensive categories and lead the nation with 19 plays of 50-plus yards while placing second with 10 plays of at least 60 yards. TCU is tied for the FBS lead with 13 offensive touchdowns of at least 50 yards. The Horned Frogs are also one of only two teams nationally averaging at least 270 yards per game passing, 200 rushing and have at least 30 passing and 30 rushing touchdowns.

Duggan is ninth in the nation in passing efficiency with a 165.5 rating. He is tied for second among Power 5 quarterbacks, one off the lead, with 16 touchdown passes of at least 20 yards and has accounted for three or more touchdowns in eight of his 12 starts this season.

Duggan leads the Big 12 in passing efficiency, touchdown passes (30), passing yards (3,321), yards per attempt (9.0) and yards per completion (13.9). He has thrown just four interceptions. His touchdown passes and 36 touchdowns responsible for (30 passing, 6 rushing) rank third for a season in TCU history, while his 64.9 completion percentage is fourth.