Dylan Raiola isn't going anywhere. The true freshman quarterback for Nebraska took to social media Monday to state his intent to stay in Lincoln. That's in contrast to rumors that took off throughout the day about him potentially hitting the transfer portal.

Nebraska QB Dylan Raiola is not in the transfer portal, which officially opened up this week. He has, however, been linked to a new destination with the

Nebraska freshman quarterback Dylan Raiola confirms that he is staying in Lincoln and will not enter the transfer portal

A social media rumor on Monday afternoon gave Nebraska fans a scare. Chris Hummer of 247Sports (subscription required) reported that several teams were 'keeping an eye' on quarterback Dylan Raiola. The quarterback put those rumors to bed on Monday night on social media. He tweeted, 'All in! GBR.'

This may be a loaded transfer portal class, but there’s one player you can take off your watch list. Nebraska’s Dylan Raiola shut down any transfer portal rumors Monday night, taking to his Instagram account to let it be known.

After the rumors swirling about Dylan Raiola transferring, Nebraska football head coach Matt Rhule gave his thoughts.

Dylan Raiola isn't going anywhere. The Nebraska quarterback posted that he is "all in" with the Cornhuskers on his Instagram page Monday: There was

Raiola was ranked as the No. 2 quarterback in the class and the No. 7 player overall, per 247Sports . If he does enter the portal, there should be no shortage of suitors, although Hummer noted that he likely would want to join a contender.

The college football transfer portal is open and the Nebraska Cornhuskers received positive news this week when true freshman quarterback Dylan Raiola put transfer rumors to bed. Raiola announced on his Instagram that he was "All In" on the Cornhuskers and his return in 2025 will allow head coach Matt Rhule to focus his time,

In his true freshman season at Nebraska, five-star quarterback Dylan Raiola showed some of the promise that had Cornhuskers fans rejoicing when he signed with them. Raiola threw for 2,595 yards, 12 touchdowns and 10 interceptions as Nebraska finished 6-6 and reached a bowl game for the first time