The transfer portal officially closed Jan. 16, and 41 players have committed to UCLA football, while 24 have officially departed the program after a 3-9 season riddled with coaching departures.
This post was updated Jan. 21 at 10:44 p.m.
The transfer portal officially closed Jan. 16 and 41 players have committed to UCLA football, while 24 have officially departed the program after a 3-9 season riddled with coaching departures.
This post was updated Jan. 21 at 11:07 p.m.
Eight seconds remained.
The Bruins trailed by one.
Tyler Bilodeau stood beyond the arc, ball in hand, no one between him and the basket, and with no hesitation – he let it fly.
Coach Mick Cronin made his thoughts on his players clear after his team’s Saturday loss to Ohio State.
“Highly disappointed,” Cronin said. “Our inability to play defense – I offer no excuses.
Pufferfish repel predators by inflating themselves to almost three times their actual size.
Just as a pufferfish enlarges to match its counterpart, the Nittany Lions play up to their competition.
Over 4,000 Division I football players have entered the transfer portal, and with the window opening Jan. 2 and closing Jan. 16, many new faces will join the Bob Chesney train in Westwood, and several will depart the Bruin program for good.
Over 4,000 Division I football players have entered the transfer portal, and with the window opening Jan. 2 and closing Jan. 16, many new faces will join the Bob Chesney train in Westwood, and several will depart the Bruin program for good.
Over 4,000 Division I football players have entered the transfer portal, and with the window officially opening Jan. 2 and closing Jan. 16, many new faces will join the Bob Chesney train in Westwood, and several will depart the Bruin program for good.
Over 4,000 Division I football players have entered the transfer portal. With the window officially opening Jan. 2 and closing Jan. 16, many new faces will join the Bob Chesney train in Westwood and several will depart the Bruin program for good.
This post was updated Jan. 6 at 11:57 p.m.
Bob Chesney wasted no time bringing familiar faces to the West Coast.
First, it was offensive coordinator Dean Kennedy, who spent two seasons with the now-UCLA head coach at Holy Cross and the past two years at James Madison, where he led the 11th-highest scoring offense in the FBS.

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