Anthony Richardson can make opposing defenses pay with both his arm and his legs. And the Florida redshirt freshman quarterback showcased that in a big way on Saturday.

In the Gators’ 42-20 win at South Florida, Richardson had 152 passing yards and 115 rushing yards. That made him the first Florida QB since Tim Tebow to eclipse the century mark both through the air and on the ground in the same game, per ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg. Tebow last achieved the feat on Nov. 21, 2009, when he had 215 passing yards and 102 rushing yards against Florida International.

The incredible thing about the way Richardson did it was how quickly it happened. He attempted only 3 passes and completed all 3 of them, which included a pair of touchdown throws. On the ground, he only ran the ball 4 times, which featured an 80-yard touchdown scamper.

Tebow passed and ran for more than 100 yards multiple times during his 4-year career with the Gators, and Richardson could be poised to do it numerous times down the line, too.

However, Richardson appeared to get hurt on his touchdown run, so that could be something to monitor moving forward. But as long as he stays healthy, big things could be on the way for Florida’s dual-threat quarterback.