‘I will rather die as a Nebraska player than to get transfer in a different team, i suffered a lots and i must complete my mission’; said by QB Dylan Raiola and he promised their Head Coach to stand by him always and make Nebraska C0rnhuskers a great team and..
In a powerful show of loyalty and heart, Nebraska Cornhuskers quarterback Dylan Raiola has silenced all speculation about a possible transfer, making it crystal clear that he is here to stay — no matter what.
“I will rather die as a Nebraska player than to get transferred to a different team,” Raiola reportedly told local reporters after a recent team practice. “I suffered a lot, and I must complete my mission.”
The five-star recruit, who arrived in Lincoln with high expectations and national spotlight, emphasized that his journey with the Cornhuskers is far from over. Despite early struggles and mounting pressure, Raiola said he has made a personal promise to Head Coach Matt Rhule — to stand by him, to fight through adversity, and to help bring Nebraska football back to national prominence.
“I promised Coach Rhule I’d stand by him always and make Nebraska a great team again,” Raiola stated, his voice firm with conviction. “This is where I belong.”
Raiola’s passionate declaration comes at a time when college football is seeing unprecedented levels of player movement due to the transfer portal and NIL deals. His loyalty has already resonated with Cornhuskers fans, many of whom took to social media to express their support and admiration.
Coach Rhule responded to Raiola’s comments with heartfelt appreciation. “Dylan is a special young man — not just because of his talent, but because of his character. We’re building something real here in Nebraska, and having players like him is what makes it possible.”
With Raiola firmly at the helm and fully committed, hopes are high for Nebraska’s 2025 season. The Cornhuskers are looking to turn the corner and return to the glory days — and now, with their star quarterback locked in heart and soul, that mission seems more alive than ever.
crystal clear that he is here to stay — no matter what.
“I will rather die as a Nebraska player than to get transferred to a different team,” Raiola reportedly told local reporters after a recent team practice. “I suffered a lot, and I must complete my mission.”
The five-star recruit, who arrived in Lincoln with high expectations and national spotlight, emphasized that his journey with the Cornhuskers is far from over. Despite early struggles and mounting pressure, Raiola said he has made a personal promise to Head Coach Matt Rhule — to stand by him, to fight through adversity, and to help bring Nebraska football back to national prominence.
“I promised Coach Rhule I’d stand by him always and make Nebraska a great team again,” Raiola stated, his voice firm with conviction. “This is where I belong.”
Raiola’s passionate declaration comes at a time when college football is seeing unprecedented levels of player movement due to the transfer portal and NIL deals. His loyalty has already resonated with Cornhuskers fans, many of whom took to social media to express their support and admiration.
Coach Rhule responded to Raiola’s comments with heartfelt appreciation. “Dylan is a special young man — not just because of his talent, but because of his character. We’re building something real here in Nebraska, and having players like him is what makes it possible.”
With Raiola firmly at the helm and fully committed, hopes are high for Nebraska’s 2025 season. The Cornhuskers are looking to turn the corner and return to the glory days — and now, with their star quarterback locked in heart and soul, that mission seems more alive than ever.