We’re approaching the top ten on our list of the top 20 UCLA basketball players of all time. Coming in at No. 12, this Bruin spent limited time with the program, but it was enough to establish himself as one of the best frontcourt players to ever be part of the Bruins program.
We’ve touched on this UCLA offense quite a bit, but what about the other side of the court? On the roster, Xavier Booker stands out as a player who could have a major impact for this team on the defensive side of the ball.
We’ve already discussed the imbalance of talent for this UCLA team this season. I would wager that the Bruins' backcourt will be the strongest part of this roster and therefore will likely be the primary source of scoring next season.
Mick Cronin is in a very interesting spot heading into the 2026-27 season. Cronin has proved that he can consistently put together a team capable of competing
As we continue counting down the top 20 UCLA basketball players of all time, it is important to take every factor into account. This next Bruin lands at No.
UCLA has the talent to have a terrific season. Not only do the Bruins have the talent throughout their roster to surprise the Big Ten, but also the entire country.
There’s a lot of intrigue with this new roster for the Bruins, and high expectations surround UCLA entering Mick Cronin’s eighth season as head coach. One of his best additions this offseason was none other than Texas Tech transfer guard Jaylen Petty.
There are plenty of reasons the start of the UCLA football season is exciting. One of the many reasons is the many questions about UCLA football that will finally be answered. Among the position battles going on, I believe we have a decent idea of who we can expect to take the field for the first snaps against Cal.
College football is becoming unrecognizable compared to how it looked years ago. A large portion of that is due to NIL, as it has completely transformed
This Bruins team has plenty of talented players, but many are proven veteran transfers. That doesn’t mean that there aren’t some young talents who could make a name for themselves. These young players could be among the best for the Bruins this season and have the talent to be difference-makers on this UCLA team.
This UCLA football team has many unanswered questions. Luckily, Week One is nearly upon us, and it should be the source of answers to many mysteries the Bruins have. When you bring in as many transfers as Bob Chesney did, you must have a clear vision of the role they will all play.
There’s more reason for this UCLA team to perform well than the obvious. UCLA is already in a great position in the recruiting game. 247Sports has ranked the Bruins' 2027 class in the top 20 at No.
Days out from Week One, and the UCLA depth chart still has plenty of questions about where things will land. That said, we still have a decent idea of
For an all-time ranking, this Bruin’s placement rests primarily on his individual accolades and the major team success he brought to UCLA in the late sixties under legendary John Wooden. Continuing with the countdown of the 20 best Bruins in UCLA’s historic basketball program, we’ve arrived at No.
UCLA’s 2026 fall camp could do more for the Bruins' program than just prepare for the upcoming season. Bob Chesney and his staff have had the opportunity to dive into an important evaluation for the future throughout fall camp and the offseason.
Today we’re continuing with the top 20 players in UCLA basketball history, as we have reached the top 15. Few players in UCLA’s recent history have matched the combination of consistency, individual success, and team success that Jaime Jaquez did in his four seasons as a Bruin.
Everybody knows by now the change that has come to UCLA this offseason. Head coach Bob Chesney inherited one of the most intriguing rebuilding projects in college football, and his first season at UCLA could determine how quickly the Bruins can climb the ladder in the Big Ten. The thing is, Chesney isn’t taking over a normal rebuild.
There’s a lot of excitement this season for Bruins football. Bob Chesney and his rebuilt UCLA roster have given this fanbase one of the most exciting offseasons in some time, and Week One cannot come soon enough.
With Week One quickly approaching, UCLA still has many unanswered questions surrounding its roster. The Bruins have been pretty secretive with their practices this offseason.
Continuing on with the countdown of the top 20 Bruins of all time, this Bruin is one of the most efficient and accomplished offensive players in UCLA’s history.
Week 1 of the college football season is almost here, and the depth chart is finally beginning to take shape as the offseason comes to a close. Throughout the offseason, particularly during fall camp, these were the players who helped their stock the most.
Throughout this Bruins offseason, one name has been noticeably absent from conversations within the positional department. San Jose State transfer Leland Smith has not exactly lived up to the initial expectations he received when he transferred to UCLA, and it’s looking more difficult to imagine him in a meaningful role this season.
The LSU Tigers and head men's basketball coach Will Wade have added a veteran piece for the 2026-27 season.
The UCLA Bruins are hiring former QB Derek Carr as a special advisor to the head coach, according to Adam Schefter. Carr will also assist in game-planning and will work with the quarterback group as well.
The UCLA Bruins haven't had a double-digit win season on the gridiron since Jim Mora was the head coach way back in 2014. In fact, those Mora days probably look good now for UCLA fans, despite the fact that he went 9-14 in his final two seasons before being fired.
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