Coach DeShaun Foster’s first season in Westwood sparked a range of reactions nationwide. A 5-7, bowl-less campaign left opinions split.  
But one takeaway seems to be cutting through the noise: The first-year head coach isn’t shying from bold, sweeping changes. 
Just a few hours after parting ways with former associate head coach and offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy, Foster reportedly ushered in Tino Sunseri – the Indiana co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach who has spearheaded one of this year’s best collegiate offenses. 
A source confirmed the departure to the IndyStar on Thursday afternoon, though no move can be made official until Indiana’s 2024 season concludes.

UCLA football is moving on from associate head coach and offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy. 
Yahoo Sports’ Ross Dellenger initially reported the news – which was later confirmed by On3 – marking the end of Bieniemy’s tenure just nine months into his two-year deal.

This post was updated Dec. 2 at 8:58 p.m.
The Bruins’ depth chart appears to have taken a major hit Monday evening. 
UCLA football junior running back T.J.

This post was updated Dec. 4 at 10:48 p.m.
The word “proud” often fails to suffice in the Bhaghani household. It feels a pound too light and a description too fragile to contain adequate weight.

UCLA football (4-7, 3-6 Big Ten) will cap off its landmark 2024 season Saturday at the Rose Bowl against Fresno State (6-5, 4-3 Mountain West). Here are this week’s gameday predictions from Sports editor Ira Gorawara and assistant Sports editors Connor Dullinger and Aaron Doyle – along with a guest prediction from national news and higher education editor Alexandra Crosnoe.

In this episode of “This Week” by Daily Bruin Podcasts, learn about important campus safety updates, including recent developments in a Saxon Suites assault case and UCPD reports.

This post was updated Nov. 25 at 12:23 a.m.
A well-kept secret eerily trots around Westwood – a whisper in the wind. 
J.Michael Sturdivant often seems positioned in the spaces between plays, where defenders count their blessings he wasn’t called upon, and his potential roams untapped. 
But the secret spilled Saturday night.

For the first time as Big Ten opponents, UCLA football (4-6, 3-5 Big Ten) will take on USC (5-5, 3-5) on Saturday evening at the Rose Bowl.

DeShaun Foster is the wrong man for the job, they scoffed.
He’s just a running backs coach who knows nothing about leading a program, they argued.

The only two Big Ten schools in Los Angeles – UCLA football (4-6, 3-4 Big Ten) and USC (5-5, 3-4) – will engage in a landmark crosstown showdown Saturday in a Battle for LA.