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Nebraska Football Coach Matt Rhule Discusses Dylan Raiola's Injury

Dylan Raiola will undergo surgery after a broken fibula injury; freshman TJ Lateef now starts quarterback, bringing a dual-threat running element to Nebraska's offense.

  • Dylan Raiola, the Cornhuskers' sophomore quarterback, suffered a broken fibula after being strip sacked against USC, and Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule said Raiola is out for the season with surgery planned this week.
  • After the strip sack, the injury shifted momentum with Nebraska leading 14-6, as USC rallied to a 21-17 win, leaving Nebraska 6-3 and out of College Football Playoff contention.
  • TJ Lateef, a true freshman quarterback from Orange Lutheran High School, has shown promise in three appearances and will get first-team reps all week to prepare for UCLA.
  • Rhule said he is `100% in TJ` and will tailor a game plan while emphasizing that every teammate must execute for Lateef to succeed, adding Raiola remains involved in game planning.
  • The Nebraska Cornhuskers, as the youngest Big Ten team, will travel to face UCLA on Saturday, November 8, offering Lateef a valuable experience and development opportunity for 2026.
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The Grand Island Independent broke the news in on Sunday, November 2, 2025.
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