The 2024 season will be here as soon as we know it, and the Bruins are doing all they can to enter the season the best they can be.
The off-season is upon us, and the Bruins are doing their best to bolster their roster for next season. UCLA has made an offer to three-star cornerback from Tennessee, Jaren Sensabaugh.
Sensabaugh entered the weekend with no offer from the Bruins, but after a visit to the campus, UCLA wasted no time and became the 18th offer for the cornerback.
At the moment, his home state school, the Tennesee Volunteers, is the favorite to land the corner, but hopefully, UCLA can make a solid case to land Jaren.
Sensabaugh stands at six feet tall and 170 pounds, hails from Nashville, Tennessee, and attends Ensorth High School. His father is a former NFL safety, Gerald Sensabaugh, who played for the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Dallas Cowboys.
Jaren will try to follow in his father's footsteps and eventually play in the NFL. Hopefully, the Bruins will be the program to help him get closer to that goal.
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