The Nebraska Cornhuskers are reportedly on the lookout for a new quarterback. This got former Huskers linebacker Will Compton to give his two cents.

The race is on to sign transfer quarterback Dylan Raiola, and a new program has emerged as a contender to land the former Nebraska hopeful after entering the college football transfer portal.

Husker fans have been bracing for Raiola's possible departure for weeks. Raiola's brother, Dayton, decommitted from the Huskers at the end of November and Matt Rhule fired offensive line coach Donovan Raiola, Dylan's uncle, shortly after the season ended.

Top ACC football program emerges as a school to watch for former Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola in the transfer portal.

On Monday, On3's Pete Nakos reported that Texas Tech wasn't an option for Raiola, and on Tuesday, he added that Louisville is a "school to watch" for the quarterback.

Dylan Raiola announces that he plans to leave Nebraska and enter the transfer portal when it officially opens in January.

The NCAA college football transfer portal is set to open on Jan. 2, 2026. Over 500 different players across all levels of college football have already made the

College football teams looking for quarterbacks during the upcoming transfer portal window will have some high-profile options.

Dylan Raiola, the quarterback who arrived as Nebraska's biggest recruiting win in years, is entering the transfer portal after two seasons. The former five-star

Dannen said Nebraska's quarterback will be "highly paid, highly compensated" and the Huskers will be able to compete financially with other programs.

Dylan Raiola plans to enter the transfer portal, leaving Matt Rhule scrambling after firing his uncle and watching Nebraska's offense crumble