Dylan Raiola likes the humidity.

The dry heat in his former home of Arizona produces a weird kind of sweat according to the No. 1 prospect in the 2024 class. But Raiola has quickly grown accustomed to the different atmosphere, both literally and figuratively, at his new home of Buford High School.

"Really off the field is what stuck out to me when I first transferred there," Raiola said. "Just tremendous leaders. They care about football, but they mainly care about just the person that they’re getting. We’ll have a good practice, but if our character’s not right we’ll be coached up on it. I think that’s key in this world now, that you need real men to just be strong in this world."