Dylan Raiola adjusts to Oregon while Nebraska improves its roster
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 4:56 PM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026

Dylan Raiola has begun his transition to Oregon, highlighting the program's talent compared to Nebraska. As he adapts to life with the Ducks, Nebraska has focused on rebuilding its roster under Matt Rhule, now believed to be the most talented in years. Raiola's comments, perceived as a slight towards Nebraska, were later tempered with expressions of gratitude for his time there. Nebraska has also secured quarterback Anthony Colandrea and improved its offensive line, addressing past issues.
- •Dylan Raiola adjusts to Oregon's environment and roster talent.
- •Nebraska focuses on roster improvements under Matt Rhule.
- •Raiola acknowledges his gratitude for Nebraska despite prior comments.
- •Nebraska signs quarterback Anthony Colandrea, addressing past performance issues.
- •The Cornhuskers return 55% of their offensive and defensive snaps.
- 4:56 PMCBS Sports — Dylan Raiola found more talent at Oregon, but Nebraska is better off without him
"While Raiola is settling in for a year as an understudy with the Ducks, the Huskers have quietly assembled their most talented roster under Matt Rhule
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