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Oregon QB Raiola: 'Better Than Before' Injury
4 Aug
Summary
- Dylan Raiola states he feels healthier than before his ankle injury.
- Raiola transferred to Oregon after one season with Nebraska.
- He joins a strong tradition of quarterbacks at Oregon.
Oregon's new quarterback Dylan Raiola has declared he feels healthier than before his recent ankle injury. The transfer from Nebraska, who began his college career with the Cornhuskers, experienced a broken ankle during his sophomore season. Raiola stated, "I feel I feel better than I did before when I was healthy without my ankle," indicating a full recovery.
Raiola is expected to sit behind current Oregon quarterback Dante Moore for the 2026 season. This period will allow him to acclimate to the Ducks' offense and observe the game from a new perspective. His decision to transfer to Eugene was influenced by a childhood admiration for former Oregon star Marcus Mariota.
The former Nebraska standout brings a strong completion percentage of 72.4% and 2,000 passing yards with 18 touchdowns from his time with the Cornhuskers. Raiola joins a program with a storied history of elite quarterback play, including recent NFL talents like Bo Nix and Justin Herbert.
