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- UCLA's offense answered an early-week challenge with one of its strongest camp practices, showing better energy and resilience against a defense that had been creating pressure. - Quarterback Nico Iamaleava has improved his command and defensive recognition enough to get UCLA into the correct plays, but his timing and connection with the receivers still need work. - Freshman defensive back CJ Lavender repeatedly stood out in camp and the recent scrimmage with speed, physicality and unusually advanced processing for a first-year player. - UCLA's offensive line continued improving through injuries and lineup changes, with Jensen Somerville gaining confidence at tackle and Boise State transfer Hall Schmidt providing an experienced, physical option. - UCLA's running backs impressed as pass protectors, receivers and decisive runners and consistently embraced contact during camp, supporting a versatile backfield role in the offense.

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- "We're excited to welcome Nick, Brandon and Que to our football family at UCLA,” said Bob Chesney , the Angelo Mazzone III UCLA Head Football Coach. “Each of them brings a unique background, tremendous work ethic and a genuine passion for serving our student-athletes. - Nick understands what it means to wear the UCLA uniform and will have an immediate impact mentoring our players and strengthening relationships with our...