UCLA football came away from National Signing Day with a new batch of players, and not all of them were 2014 recruits. Senior offensive lineman Malcolm Bunche transferred to Westwood from Miami for his redshirt senior year, and 2013 recruit Mossi Johnson, a defensive back, delayed his enrollment until this winter. Read more...
Photo: Newly signed inside linebacker Zach Whitley could earn enough playing time next season to become one of UCLA’s top performing freshmen.
It’s not about how many athletes, but how many stars. That’s how UCLA football coach Jim Mora broke down his 2014 recruit class, which reached the top 10 nationally in average star rankings of both Rivals.com and Scout.com, after all had been said, done, faxed and electronically signed on Wednesday’s National Signing Day. Read more...
After months, or in some cases years, of recruiting, Wednesday - National Signing Day - marks the end of a long journey for high school football players and college coaches alike, as players announce and sign with the college they will play for. This post will be updated throughout the day with news and analysis of the players who sign with UCLA. Read more...
When recruits sign their letters of intent to come to UCLA during Wednesday’s National Signing Day, they’ll be able to do it in a whole new way. Read more...
After tying a school record in wins with 10 in the 2013-2014 season, UCLA football will soon get a glimpse at its future and a possibility to build on those 10 wins. Read more...
Photo: Malachi Dupre of River Ridge, La. is a highly recruited five-star receiver and one of the top ranked players yet to commit. Dupre has narrowed his list to a few schools, including UCLA and in-state power LSU.
The newest member of Tennessee Titans coach Ken Whisenhunt's staff is former UCLA defensive coordinator Lou Spanos, the Titans announced Saturday. Read more...
Does men’s basketball’s close loss to No. 1 Arizona show that the Bruins are turning a corner? Kevin: UCLA fell into a 13-point hole after halftime,but battled back to nearly send the game to overtime. Read more...
