US EditionNebraska QB Dylan Raiola Leaves Game Against No. 23 USC with an Apparent Leg Injury
Dylan Raiola left the game after a sack and fumble caused an apparent ankle injury; he was replaced by true freshman TJ Lateef during Nebraska’s Week 10 game.
- On Saturday, Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola left the game early in the third quarter with an apparent leg injury against No. 23 Southern California and walked off with the assistance of two trainers.
- Sacked and fumbled, Raiola fell backwards on the play, his ankle appearing caught beneath him as he grabbed his lower right leg.
- Leading 14-6 when the injury occurred, Dylan Raiola had thrown a touchdown pass and got the ball back early in the third quarter to extend the lead.
- After the play, Dylan Raiola was removed and taken to the medical tent; true freshman TJ Lateef replaced him and Raiola did not return on the following drive.
- Entering the game 6-2, the Nebraska Cornhuskers were chasing a signature win but took a significant blow when Dylan Raiola left with an apparent injury.
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Nebraska's Dylan Raiola out for remainder of the season with injury
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola is out for the remainder of the season after suffering a lower leg injury on Saturday night. According to ESPN’s Pete Thamel, Raiola broke his fibula after being sacked in the third quarter of the game against USC. SEE ALSO: Huskers fall short to No. 23 USC after Dylan Raiola injures ankle...
Matt Rhule’s Dylan Raiola Stance May Have Cost Nebraska the USC Game as QB’s Past Returns to Haunt
The Nebraska Cornhuskers and Matt Rhule were this close to getting into the AP Poll’s good graces (Top 25) until Dylan Raiola got clipped on a drop-back pass play. That play knocked Dylan Raiola out of the game and put No. 23 USC back in control. Once Raiola exited, USC came from behind, prevented the upset, and kicked Matt Rhule and Nebraska out of the playoff picture. Word on the street is that Matt Rhule could have prevented this, but he chos…
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