US EditionNebraska Football Is Parting Ways with Donovan Raiola
The Nebraska football program announced a coaching staff change, parting ways with assistant coach Donovan Raiola as part of recent team adjustments.
- December 1, 2025, the University of Nebraska football program parted ways with offensive line coach Donovan Raiola in Lincoln, Neb.
- Donovan Raiola had been with the program since 2022 and served as Nebraska's offensive line coach, remaining the only full-time position coach retained by Matt Rhule, head coach.
- Under Raiola, Nebraska allowed 30 sacks this season and 109 in 49 games, including nine in the 24-6 loss to Minnesota.
- Matt Rhule said `I informed Donovan Raiola today that he will not be retained as our offensive line coach`, and Nebraska football staff are closing in on a replacement.
- Raiola is the uncle of sophomore quarterback Dylan Raiola, and Dayton Raiola, Dylan's younger brother, decommitted earlier this year, leaving questions about Dylan's future with Nebraska.
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Dylan Raiola's Future In Doubt After Nebraska Fired His Uncle And Brother Bailed On Cornhuskers
Dylan Raiola may or may not be the starting quarterback at Nebraska next college football season. He was already expected to explore his options in the transfer portal and then his uncle was fired. If that was not telling enough, his little brother also decommitted. I do not know what Raiola and his family are going to decide for their future but it does not look likely that he will finish his college football career with the Cornhuskers. Matt R…
Huskers part ways with offensive line coach Donovan Raiola
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — Some more news coming out of Nebraska football. The University confirming Saturday morning they will be parting ways with offensive line Coach Donovan Raiola. Head Coach Matt Rhule stated the following; “I informed Donovan Raiola today that he will not be retained as our offensive line coach. We thank Donovan for his contributions to Nebraska Football over the...
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