The search is on for DeShaun Foster's replacement after the UCLA Bruins relieved him of his duties following an abysmal 0-3 start to the season. Martin
On today's episode of the UCLA Bruins Insider Podcast, we react to and discuss UCLA firing two-year head coach DeShaun Foster after a 0-3 start. UCLA has released its second-year head coach DeShaun Foster just over a day after suffering a 35-10 loss to New Mexico, dropping to 0-3 on the season.
The fallout from UCLA Bruins decision to part ways with head coach DeShaun Foster has already reached the 2026 recruiting class. On September 14, five high-profile recruits officially decommitted, signaling the challenges the Bruins will face in stabilizing a class that had initially ranked among the nation’s most promising.
The UCLA Bruins took the first step in resetting the program, relieving DeShaun Foster of his head coaching duties Sunday morning. Foster leaves following a disastrous 0-3 start -- with the 35-10 Friday debacle against New Mexico sealing his fate.
It has been no mystery that the Bruins have struggled to start the 2025 campaign. Losing three straight to start the season, the first time since 2019.
Nico Iamaleava probably expected to be a huge topic of discussion in the college football landscape for turning around the UCLA Bruins. Instead, he's the biggest subject for the same reasons he was all offseason -- being criticized for his move from Tennessee to Westwood.
After a brutal home loss at the hands of New Mexico, the UCLA Football program hit an all-time low. Sitting at 0-3, the UCLA Bruins are at a real crossroads, and some big decisions need to be made.
We have covered the UCLA Bruins since the foundation of the LAFB Network in 2019. I followed and attended UCLA football games well before that. This is by far the lowest point that the program has reached.
The UCLA Bruins had a very rough night on Friday, and social media was more than happy to pile on. That even included their former conference. The Bruins lost 35-10 to New Mexico at home on Friday, dropping them to 0-3 on the season.
The UCLA Bruins continue to do their job in the 2026 recruiting classes. They have been able to win multiple different prospects from multiple different
The Pac-12 Conference is having some fun with former league member UCLA, as the Bruins look like one of the worst teams in college football so far this season.
The UCLA Bruins scheduled New Mexico as a tune-up and reportedly paid $1.2 million for the visit, and the Lobos cashed the check and the win in a 35-10 upset at the Rose Bowl.