Well, it’s beginning to seem that we’re on the way in which to a different in a collection of mediocre football seasons at my alma mater UCLA.
I’m now formally within the “I don’t care about UCLA Football anymore” camp. I graduated from UCLA in 1975 and whereas each every so often UCLA can have a considerably profitable season, the most effective they appear to have the ability to do is be invited to a second-tier bowl recreation. The College Football Playoff? Forget about it.
Coach DeShaun Foster could be very clearly in approach over his head. I predict he will likely be gone after this season.
Bruce Dunklin
Thousand Oaks
It needs to be painfully apparent that the DeShaun Foster experiment at head coach is a dismal failure. The loss to UNLV was not simply embarrassing however shameful. It was as soon as mentioned that Foster was Karl Dorrell 2.0, however that’s unfair. Dorrell had a 10-win season and beat USC. Coach “We’re Close” Foster is in approach over his head. His group is undisciplined and unprepared. This clueless efficiency will result in a totally empty Rose Bowl and eventual desertion of NIL sponsors. What is the athletic division going to do once we lose to New Mexico and go 0-12 for the 12 months?
Thomas Auyong
Diamond Bar
DeShaun Foster needs to be the worst head coach in UCLA historical past. If a group is a mirrored image of their coach, then that is the worst UCLA group each. Does the group have a weight program? They are getting pushed round on the market and it’s solely going to get uglier. We are going to lose 100-0 to Ohio State.
Ed Villanueva
Chino Hills
UCLA fell for the third consecutive recreation to open the season, with their drubbing by the hands of New Mexico. Maybe it’s time for AD Martin Jarmond to think about dropping the football program to a decrease division, or simply dropping football utterly (the latter may assist stability the athletic price range). Either approach, coach DeShaun Foster and the Bruins are in for a protracted season.
Chris Sorce
Fountain Valley
My 98-year-old father and I are 25-year UCLA football season-ticket holders. We love our Bruin football, however let’s face info. When our AD, Martin Jarmond, employed coach DeShaun Foster, he checked out us with a straight face and advised us that that they had interviewed upward of 40 candidates for the top teaching place and that Foster was the most effective of the group. A person with no offensive, defensive or head-coaching expertise.
It sadly is now painfully apparent that Jarmond and Foster ought to be changed with extra skilled and certified candidates.
Christopher Armen
Woodland Hills