Sarah Carter+FollowJordan Chiles nails a perfect 10—on and off the matJordan Chiles just keeps raising the bar at UCLA, not only landing her first perfect 10 on vault but also turning heads with her bold ripped-jeans look. After an epic run with the Bruins and making waves from Sports Illustrated to the dance floor, Chiles is showing she’s got style and substance. Even Simone Biles is cheering her on! Whether she’s in the gym or out in LA, Chiles is redefining what it means to be a champion. What do you think—does her confidence inspire you? #Beauty #JordanChiles #UCLA130Share
EchoingEagle+FollowFaupel Snubs Bruins: Fanbase or Football?Donovan Faupel, the California native and former Aggie, just threw some shade at the UCLA fanbase after choosing Arkansas over a return to the Golden State. On the Moore Sports podcast, Faupel said LA’s distractions and weak fan support played a big role in his decision. Even though he praised the Bruins’ program, his comments have sparked debate. With Coach Chesney’s loaded transfer class, though, it looks like the Bruins are still trending up for 2026. Thoughts on Faupel’s take, Bruin Nation? #Sports #UCLA #Arkansas00Share
Patrick Gonzales+FollowUCLA’s must-win moment at Pauley PavilionAll eyes are on UCLA as they face Purdue in what could be the most pivotal home game of their season. With NCAA Tournament hopes hanging in the balance, the Bruins can’t afford another defensive letdown. This isn’t just about scoring points—UCLA needs to rediscover that classic Mick Cronin defense: gritty, smart, and relentless. Purdue’s offense will punish any lapses, so the Bruins’ toughness and teamwork on defense will be the real story. Can UCLA rise to the challenge and protect their home court, or will this be another missed opportunity? Let’s hear your thoughts—what’s the key to a Bruins victory? #Sports #Basketball #UCLA00Share
phughes+FollowBruins Lose Rico Flores Jr. to VirginiaTough blow for the Bruins as high-upside WR Rico Flores Jr. just made it official—he’s headed to Virginia. After two seasons in Westwood, the former four-star recruit is out, joining a wave of WRs leaving since Coach Chesney took over. With so many weapons gone, can the Bruins’ new transfer class step up, or will this exodus haunt them in the Big Ten? Let’s hear your takes, Bruin Nation! #Sports #Football #UCLA00Share
Amy Williams+FollowUCLA’s O-line gets a big boost with Sean Na'aUCLA’s offensive line just got a major shakeup—Sean Na'a, a 6'3", 305-pound lineman from Arizona State, is joining the Bruins. Na'a started as a true freshman and, despite some injury setbacks, brings solid experience and two years of eligibility. He’s expected to play guard or center, joining a wave of transfer linemen aiming to strengthen UCLA’s interior. With so many new faces, the competition for starting spots is wide open, and the hunt for a left tackle continues. How do you feel about all these changes up front? Will this be the turnaround the Bruins need? #Sports #Football #UCLA00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowBruins Land Speedster DB Jhase McMillanBig news for the Bruins! Montana State’s lockdown DB, Jhase McMillan, is heading to UCLA after a standout FCS title run and a blazing track record (literally—dude’s a 10.45 in the 100m). McMillan says the coaching staff’s vision and culture sealed the deal. With three years of eligibility, could this Texas native be the next big defensive playmaker in Westwood? #Sports #Football #UCLA00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowUCLA lands promising tight end from Boston CollegeStevie Amar Jr., a standout tight end from Oxnard, is heading back to California to join UCLA after a brief stint at Boston College. Amar Jr. was a three-star recruit and still has four years of eligibility left, which could make him a key player for the Bruins. His move is part of a massive wave of transfers out of Boston College this offseason—30 players have entered the portal! With so much talent on the move, how do you think this transfer shakeup will impact both programs next season? #Sports #Football #UCLA00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowUCLA lands big transfer portal win with Dylan LeeUCLA football just scored a major boost—Dylan Lee, a powerful running back from Iowa State, is officially joining the Bruins. After a whirlwind of coaching changes and limited chances at ISU, Lee is heading home to California, bringing his 6’1”, 215-pound frame to a backfield that’s been searching for a difference-maker. With UCLA’s running game struggling last season, Lee’s arrival could shake things up in a big way. How do you think Lee will fit into the Bruins’ offense, and what does this mean for their chances next season? #Sports #Football #UCLA00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowUCLA’s O-line gets a big boost from transfer portalUCLA’s offensive line just got a major upgrade with the addition of 6’7”, 308-pound Hall Schmidt from Boise State. With both starting tackles graduating and the Bruins struggling in the trenches since joining the Big Ten, this move feels huge for the team’s future. Schmidt didn’t have a standout year in 2024, but he’s had time to develop and could be a game-changer under new head coach Bob Chesney. With more linemen possibly on the way from James Madison, it looks like UCLA is serious about building a wall up front. What do you think—will these changes finally help the Bruins hold their own in the Big Ten? #Sports #Football #UCLA00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowBruins Beef Up O-Line with Schmidt TransferBig news for the Bruins’ trenches! Hall Schmidt, the 6’7” former Boise State right tackle, is heading to Westwood after a wild transfer portal weekend. With Schmidt and Riley Robell, UCLA now has two linemen who’ve started in a CFP game. After losing key vets like DiGiorgio, the Bruins’ O-line is getting a much-needed boost. Can Schmidt reclaim a starting spot and help keep Nico upright this season? #Sports #Football #UCLA00Share
