Dylan Raiola's sister Taylor flexes insane sea surfing skills in exciting beach vacation, shares cheerful snippets via IG

Dylan Raiola is one of the biggest young star quarterbacks in the NCAA. As a member of the Nebraska Cornhuskers, he had a stellar freshman season and looks poised to take another step forward as a sophomore. However, he is not the only member of his family with athletic abilities.

Dylan's sister, Taylor Raiola, is a former member of TCU's women's volleyball team. She joined the Horned Frogs in 2020 and stayed with the team until she graduated in 2023.

While she has been out of college for a few years, Raiola appears to still be in shape. On Thursday, she posted a video showcasing her surfing skills on her Instagram story. She posted the video with "Dreams" by Fleetwood Mac as the background music.

"Live footage of what song was playing in my head!!" Raiola wrote.

Image via Taylor Raiola's Instagram story.

In Taylor Raiola's senior season at TCU in 2023, she appeared in 27 matches, making 12 starts. She made appearances in both of the team's NCAA tournament matches.

Dylan Raiola also showcases his surfing skills on Taylor Raiola's Instagram story

Taylor Raiola was not the only member of the Raiola family to showcase her surfing skills on Thursday. Taylor also included a video of her brother, Dylan Raiola, surfing behind the family's motorboat.

However, it appears that Taylor is the best surfer in the family. In the video of Dylan surfing, he was holding onto a rope that is connected to the boat. Taylor did not have anything to connect her to the boat. Instead, she was balancing on her own while surfing out on the water.

While Taylor appears to be the best surfer in the family, Dylan is off to the best start to his college career. In his freshman season at Nebraska, he completed 275 of 410 passing attempts for 2819 yards and 13 TDs. Those are impressive numbers as a freshman and should indicate a positive upward trajectory for the young star.

The biggest thing Dylan will need to clean up in his game as a sophomore is his turnover rate. Despite having a strong season, Raiola threw 11 interceptions. While it is not an obscene number, it is certainly worse than most elite QBs in the NCAA throw. As a result, Raiola will need to improve in that area to reach the next level of his game.

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His favorite college team is Duke, and his favorite sporting memory was Duke winning March Madness in 2010. JJ Redick was Alex's favorite college player when he was young but more recently, Caleb Williams gets the nod. As the Chicago Bears are Alex's favorite NFL team, this was a perfect match.

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