UGA QB commit transferring to Buford High School

Quarterback Dylan Raiola, who committed to Georgia and is rated the top overall recruit in the country by the 247Sports Composite, will play in his senior season at Buford High School this fall.

A 6-foot-3, 220-pound five-star recruit, Raiola will be playing for his third high school in as many seasons. As a sophomore at Chandler High School in Arizona in 2021, he threw of 3,341 yards and 32 touchdowns and five interceptions in 12 games while completing 65% of his passes.

Raiola moved to Pinnacle High last season and passed for 2,435 yards and 22 TDs and five interceptions in the same number of games.

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