Dylan Raiola 2024 5 * QB: Commits To Ohio State

[Husker In Oklahoma]

I wish him a life of success and happiness.

To each their own

I never said I didn’t wish him success, or happiness. I said, I hope he gets buried on the bench. He is the enemy as far as I’m concerned now, since NU often plays them.

 

[2nd and 3]

About the only chance the Huskers have now is if Day moves on to the NFL. Leave the door open just in case. But move on to the next recruit in line. 2024 is a ways out, someone new can hit the radar any day.

 

[Warzone]

About the only chance the Huskers have now is if Day moves on to the NFL. Leave the door open just in case. But move on to the next recruit in line. 2024 is a ways out, someone new can hit the radar any day.

We started to see Day's coaching skill once he had his own players last year. This year will be worse.

 

[TFrazier]

About the only chance the Huskers have now is if Day moves on to the NFL. Leave the door open just in case. But move on to the next recruit in line. 2024 is a ways out, someone new can hit the radar any day.

Maybe that would move Nebraska into his top 5?

 

[HuskerNash]

We started to see Day's coaching skill once he had his own players last year. This year will be worse.

Can I follow you to Vegas? I think you’re way off but you seem pretty confident.

 

[Boheet]

Greg Smith at Hail Varsity has some interesting takes on Raiola to OSU.

https://hailvarsity.com/football-re...huskers-as-important-official-visits-get-set/

It’s not as simple as saying Ohio State is the better program right now. That’s true but it’s more about the why they are a better program. Sources tell me that the Raiola family found Ohio State’s operation to be more detailed oriented and has a better plan for the quarterback’s future. Coach Ryan Day was a big positive in the Buckeyes’ favor. It helps the Buckeyes but that they have a lot more recent success to prove that plan. Nebraska had a better chance with Raiola than most people give it credit for. They just didn’t do a great job of keeping the foot on the gas in the recruitment.

 

[N2FL]

 

[Husker In Oklahoma]

We started to see Day's coaching skill once he had his own players last year. This year will be worse.

In fairness, he’s recruited as well, or better than Meyer did. You think he’s not a good coach? He looks pretty solid to me. Really good to great remains to be seen.