Nebraska Cornhuskers fans are eager to see quarterback Dylan Raiola deliver a strong performance this season. There’s optimism that, under the direction of head coach Matt Rhule, Raiola will emerge as a crucial contributor for the team.
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College football analyst Andy Staples recently weighed in on Raiola’s potential, sharing his insights during a new episode of the HuskerOnline podcast released on Saturday.
When asked about Dylan Raiola’s upcoming second season at Nebraska, Andy Staples noted, “We haven’t seen him as a sophomore yet. The biggest development for quarterbacks usually happens between their first and second years as starters. So let’s see what he does this season.”
As a freshman, Raiola threw for 2,819 yards, recording 13 touchdowns and 11 interceptions, and posted a quarterback rating of 63.8. He helped lead Nebraska to a 20-15 victory over Boston College in the Bad Boy Mowers Pinstripe Bowl.
This year, Raiola will be working with a new offensive coordinator, Dana Holgorsen, who joins Matt Rhule’s staff. With Holgorsen’s extensive experience in college football, fans are hopeful that his leadership will help sharpen Raiola’s performance and decision-making on the field.
The Cornhuskers will aim to improve on their 7-6 record from 2024, including a 3-6 finish in Big Ten play—something Rhule, Holgorsen, and Raiola will look to turn around with more dynamic and consistent execution.
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