Ohio received a commitment from one of the best prospects for 2024 on Monday, when quarterback Dylan Rayola announced his commitment to Bucky.
ESPN has no rankings for the 2024 class, but Rayola is widely considered one of the best generals and one of the best quarterbacks in its class.
He is also the son of former Detroit Lions offensive liner Dominic Rayola. The younger Rayola had offers from almost every major program, including his father’s alma mater, Nebraska, along with Alabama, Georgia, Texas, Notre Dame, Oregon and USC, among others.
Rayola is a promising 6 feet 3 and 220 pounds from Chandler High School in Chandler, Arizona, and was recently transferred from Burleson, Texas, where he plays for former NFL quarterback John Kitna. In his second season, under Kitna, he threw 3,243 yards and 42 touchdowns and will play for his Chandler team this season.
Raiola recently visited Nebraska, where his uncle Donovan is the coach of the offensive line. But the Buckeyes took the lead after an April trip to Columbus.
It is Ohio’s first 2024 class commitment, and while staff still have no 2023 quarterback commitment, coach Ryan Day signed ESPN 300 quarterback Devin Brown and signed ESPN 300 quarterback Kyle McCord at 20.
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