QB Dylan Raiola

To which school will Raiola commit?

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Young man has a very strong NFL arm.  Will be a fine QB.  Highlights don’t show many short tough type throws but probably he can make those.  He’s still very young.  Great size and good mobility.  Throws off balance etc some but he is so strong he gets away with.  He will get much better.  I’d just go ahead and give him TWO scholarships just to lock him up!  
But he will likely go where he wants and Dad will let him decide.  Hope he chooses RED. 

 
Where would he get the best QB coaching?  I don't know on this.

In terms of "fit", I'm liking Georgia or Clemson.  I think USC would be a nice fit also.  Thinking that he wants to probably face the best competition, I'd say Georgia.

Hope he is "N", but I think that there is so much uncertainty for coaching and perhaps the biggest issues with :bigredn: that he will go elsewhere.  

 
Officially a 5 star now.  247

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Dylan Raiola


On300 Ranking: No. 1

We came away viewing Dylan Raiola as the current top quarterback prospect in the 2024 cycle, by what amounts to a comfortable margin. The 6-foot-3, 210-pounder looks like the top arm talent in the cycle at this stage. Raiola has a pliable, dexterous arm and makes high-level throws with relative consistency. He’s creative and makes second-reaction plays in the face of the pass rush. But Raiola isn’t simply a trick-shot or backyard style quarterback. He’s technically advanced in his footwork, ball-handling and quick passing. Raiola is the son of former Nebraska and long-time Detroit Lions center, Dominic Raiola. He completed 65.1 percent of his passes for 3,341 yards, 32 touchdowns and five interceptions, while rushing for nine more scores as a sophomore at Burleson (Texas) High. he has since transferred to powerhouse Chandler (Ariz.) High in metro Phoenix. Raiola doubles as a top baseball player as a pitcher and catcher.

 
Can always dream…but can’t see him coming here unless whip can make our QB’s into a heisman contender.

Which would mean great things for us. Only one winner ever played for a losing team.

 
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