$1.3 million QB named 'crown jewel' of college football transfer portal

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Oregon is leading the list of the deepest quarterback rooms heading into the 2026 college football season, according to Cody Nagel of CBS Sports. The Ducks have secured former Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola as a backup, bolstering their roster with a proven talent. Raiola, a five-star recruit from the 2024 cycle, transferred to Oregon after notable performances at Nebraska, where he set freshman records for passing yards and completion percentage. With Dante Moore, another five-star recruit projected as a top-five NFL draft pick, returning as the starting quarterback, Oregon's depth at this position stands out.
Raiola's transfer follows a season disrupted by injury, having played nine games in 2025 with 2,000 passing yards, 18 touchdowns, and a program-record streak of 20 consecutive completions. His move to Oregon allows him to use a redshirt year while Moore leads the team. This strategic addition places Oregon alongside Ohio State as one of the Big Ten programs recognized for
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