Rumor from CBS that Dylan Riola may jump Nebraska

[Great Plains Gopher]

https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/will-nebraska-qb-dylan-raiola-transfer/
Based partly on the fact that his younger brother said no to Nebraska. More likely, he can get a huge cash increase elsewhere, despite being paid a $million or so at Nebraska.

 

[Ewert86PC]

"It's a great day here at University Park" - Matt Ruhle, sometime in early 2026.

 

[Unregistered User]

Wait, are telling me that the guy that was born is Hawaii then went to high school in Burleson (Texas), Chandler (Arizona), Pinnacle (Arizona), and Buford (Georgia).

The guy whose father played for Nebraska and whose uncle is in their ring of honor and a current coach for Nebraska

And the guy who committed to tOSU, then committed to Georgia before going to the school where his father and uncle are considered legends, is going to flip (flop) again

Color me shocked

 

[DarrenTheGreek]

Wait, are telling me that the guy that was born is Hawaii then went to high school in Burleson (Texas), Chandler (Arizona), Pinnacle (Arizona), and Buford (Georgia).

The guy whose father played for Nebraska and whose uncle is in their ring of honor and a current coach for Nebraska

And the guy who committed to tOSU, then committed to Georgia before going to the school where his father and uncle are considered legends, is going to flip (flop) again

Color me shocked

Maybe he will go to Indiana and change his hairstyle to match Colts legend Payton Manning.

 

[Gopherchase]

He kind of sucks and if I recall, didn’t he go to two or three high schools and then committed to two or three colleges before he ended up at Nebraska? Hard pass.

 

[Gopher_In_NYC]

He kind of sucks and if I recall, didn’t he go to two or three high schools and then committed to two or three colleges before he ended up at Nebraska? Hard pass.

We couldn’t afford him, regardless.

He probably realizes his chances of sticking in the NFL are iffy, and he’s looking for one last bag of before he’s done collegiatly.

 

[Tech Machine]

At this point overrated.

 

[Word]

At this point overrated.

He's ok but yeah not a superstar.

 

[caliGopher]

The problem is, he'll end up holding the ball for 12 seconds while the pocket collapses around him, trying to make the perfect play, and will end up without an offer and still at Nebraska. 4th down and two years to go.

 

[GopherGrit]

Nebraska might be better off?

 

[minnyrules11]

Hard to believe another program would pay him more than a million at this point. Although Kansas paid Aj Storr to ride the bench and now at Ole Miss.