According to ESPN’s senior college football reporter, Pete Thamel, UCLA is set to bring a familiar face back to its helm. Sources close to the program reveal that DeShaun Foster, a revered figure in the UCLA Hall of Fame, will take over as the school’s next head coach. Foster isn’t a stranger to UCLA; he’s been shaping young talents as an assistant coach there since 2017. His deep-rooted connection with the Bruins, coupled with a seven-season stint in the NFL, makes him an intriguing choice to steer UCLA’s football future.
This leadership shift follows the departure of former head coach Chip Kelly, who recently opted to join Ohio State as an offensive coordinator. Foster’s elevation to head coach marks a new chapter for UCLA, one that banks on his rich legacy and intimate understanding of the program. As UCLA turns the page, the anticipation builds on how Foster’s NFL experience and coaching acumen will translate in this new era for the Bruins.
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