Dylan Raiola, a former 5-star quarterback who started all 22 games for the Nebraska Cornhuskers, has transferred to the Oregon Ducks, where he is currently backing up Dante Moore. Raiola, who faced challenges including leading the Big Ten with 11 interceptions in 2024, views his new role as a chance for personal growth rather than a direct competition with Moore. He expressed a desire to support Moore in his pursuit of a national championship, stating, "It’s all learning, and it’s all trying to eventually achieve the goal of mine, and obviously of Dante’s right now." Raiola's decision to join Oregon was based on a total commitment to the program, as he had decided to transfer before Moore's arrival. With a completion rate of 69.1% and 31 touchdowns in his previous two seasons, Raiola's potential has caught the attention of Oregon's head coach Dan Lanning. The Ducks have a history of allowing quarterbacks to develop before taking on starting roles, and Raiola hopes to follow this path while contributing to the team's success.