UCLA football just took a step closer in its recruiting of one of the top quarterbacks in the class of 2026. Brady Smigiel, a four-star quarterback of Newbury Park High School, decommitted from Florida State on Sunday,

County Offensive Player of the Year, who was previously committed to Princeton, instead will join the UCLA football program after graduation.

UF's offensive line projects as a strength in 2025 with All-American center Jake Slaughter and left tackle Austin Barber among four starters returning. Freshman All-SEC guard/tackle Bryce Lovett is also back to provide depth at all positions.

Three-peats are the talk of sports with the Chiefs trying to win 3 Super Bowls in a row. UCLA is the only men's college basketball team to three-peat.

Brady Smigiel discusses his decision to decommit from Florida State, the list of new suitors, and why it’s “insane” to think he wouldn’t play for Newbury Park next fall.

Andy Kwon continues to make his presence felt on the recruiting trail in his first time out on the road as a UCLA coach ... offensive linemen this week from Florida. One of those was Clearwater ...

UCLA football has been taking full advantage of the offseason, visiting high schools around the country while extending offers. Most recently, the Bruins offere

Florida State capitalized on points in the paint ... It was a tightly contested first half, with UCLA entering the locker rooms up 39-34. Lauren Betts dropped 24 in the first half for the Bruins ...

Brady Smigiel, a four-star quarterback of Newbury Park High School, decommitted from Florida State on Sunday, per multiple reports. According to On3's Hayes Fawcett, UCLA is one of six schools ...

Newbury Park High receiver Shane Rosenthal announces commitment to UCLA after earlier making a commitment to Princeton.

It's starting to look like Michigan football might be able to land some quarterbacks with Sherrone Moore and the uptick of NIL. Before the Wolverines really hon

In this week's WBB Wraparound — South Carolina wins the battle over LSU, Ta'Niya Latson makes a play that will make your jaw drop and Vanderbilt's Mikayla Blakes leads her team into the rankings as a freshman.