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Dylan Raiola 2024 5 * QB: Commits To Ohio State
- Thread starter Red Reign
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Well at least his Uncle is doing pretty dang good. Holy moly well played,well played.........WOW
Frost your still a tool.
Told ya.
You are a real keyboard hero.
Well it’s going to be tough for them to hold on to any 2023 QB they may have gotten and getting a second one for 2024.
Seems the era of NIL thus far has done little to change the rich getting richer -- it's maybe even accelerated it.
yup, its the NIL era and there will be transfers, he could still end up at NU later down the line, you never know.
Good riddance. On to the next one. Enjoy the bench.
Can’t blame a kid for choosing a winning program over a losing one… and relationships and culture-fit matter quite a bit.
Would’ve been great to see him choose NU. But with the current state of college football, never say never. He could very well end up at NU (or somewhere else) by the end of his college days.
As is always the case (for me) with highly touted high-school athletes, it’s all about where and how they end their college days versus where and how they ended their high school days.
5 Star performance/results out of high school doesn’t always equate to 5 Star performance/results in college, but it’s certainly a useful indicator to narrow the field of choice.
Would’ve been great to see him choose NU. But with the current state of college football, never say never. He could very well end up at NU (or somewhere else) by the end of his college days.
As is always the case (for me) with highly touted high-school athletes, it’s all about where and how they end their college days versus where and how they ended their high school days.
5 Star performance/results out of high school doesn’t always equate to 5 Star performance/results in college, but it’s certainly a useful indicator to narrow the field of choice.
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He made a wise choice. Although he would have shined at Nebraska, OSU gives him a chance at winning a national championship.
