Dylan Raiola faces former team Nebraska after rough Oregon debut
Dylan Raiola, after one of the worst performances of his career vs. UCLA, could start this weekend against his former team: Nebraska.
Dylan Raiola, a highly touted quarterback from Nebraska, faced off against his former team, Oregon, in a 17-15 loss to UCLA. Raiola, who was benched for the game due to his poor performance, will be competing for the starting position against Nebraska in their upcoming match on October 17th. Despite his time at Nebraska, Raiola expressed gratitude for the support he received from the staff and his former teammates.
He emphasized that the sole focus moving forward should be on winning, acknowledging that seeing his former team across the field would be surreal but necessary to prepare for the upcoming game. Raiola's transfer to Oregon was driven by his desire to learn and improve under the guidance of the Ducks' coaching staff and to take advantage of Oregon's successful track record with quarterbacks.
His performance in his first start at Oregon against UCLA was lackluster, with only six completions out of 19 attempts, two interceptions, and a total of 43 passing yards. With the uncertainty surrounding the health of starting quarterback Dante Moore, Raiola is now the favored candidate to start against Nebraska, showcasing his determination and readiness to prove himself once again.
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