Archive · 3 Nov 2025
Nebraska Quarterback Dylan Raiola Out for Season with Broken Fibula
Nebraska's star quarterback, Dylan Raiola, got hurt during a game.
He broke a bone in his lower leg called the fibula when he was tackled.
Doctors say he needs to rest and won't be able to play for the rest of the season.
This is sad because he's a really good player who has thrown a lot of touchdowns.
Another player will start in his place for the next game.
Dylan said it's just a small problem and he's excited to come back and play again.
Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola will miss the rest of the season due to a lower right leg injury.
The injury, a broken fibula, occurred when Raiola was sacked in the third quarter of the game against Southern California.
Raiola had completed 72.4% of his passes for 2,000 yards and 18 touchdowns in nine games this season.
Freshman TJ Lateef is expected to start at quarterback in Raiola's absence.
Raiola, a former five-star recruit, expressed optimism about his return, calling the injury a 'small bump in the road'.
- Who
- Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola
- What
- Suffered a broken fibula, ending his season
- When
- Saturday night during the third quarter
- Where
- During Nebraska's game against Southern California
- Why
- Sustained the injury after being sacked
- Player
- Dylan Raiola
- Team
- Nebraska Cornhuskers
- Injury
- Broken fibula (lower right leg)
- Season Status
- Out for the remainder of the season
- Games Started
- 22
- Passing Yards
- 2,000
- Touchdowns
- 18