Dylan Raiola comments on differences between Nebraska and Oregon
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 9:10 AM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026
Former Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola discussed his transition to the Oregon Ducks in a recent press conference. After transferring from Nebraska where he started 22 consecutive games, Raiola expressed gratitude for his previous experiences but noted significant differences in talent and environment between the two programs. He mentioned enjoying the natural in Oregon and implied a positive outlook regarding the Ducks' potential for success. Oregon seeks to establish its quarterback situation ahead of the season, with Raiola aiming to climb the depth chart after a challenging ending to his sophomore year.
- •Raiola transferred to Oregon in January 2026.
- •He completed 22 games at Nebraska with 4,819 yards and 31 touchdowns.
- •Raiola remarked on the differences in talent at Oregon compared to Nebraska.
- •He emphasized his appreciation for his time at Nebraska despite the move.
- •Oregon is looking to solidify its quarterback position this season.
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"Former Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola was candid about the differences between the Huskers and his new team, the Oregon Ducks.
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