Bruin FamIlyBruin FamIlyTHE UCLA EXPERIENCE

THE NATION’S NO. 1 COMBINED ACADEMIC, SOCIAL AND ATHLETIC PROGRAM Winner of more NCAA championships than any other school; one of the nation’s top

public universities; only a few miles from the ocean.

AN OUTSTANDING HEAD COACH Rick Neuheisel has won over 68 per cent of his games in eight years as a head coach. He

has earned seven bowl bids and his teams have fi nished in the Top 10 on three occasions. He has also coached in the National Football League.

TALENTED AND EXPERIENCED COACHING STAFF Two of the top coordinators in the college game highlight an experienced staff with

diverse backgrounds. Seven of the assistants have coached in the NFL and the other two played on Sundays. The goal of the staff is to develop greatness in UCLA’s student-athletes, both on and off the fi eld.

ACADEMIC SUPPORT Learning specialist, tutoring aid, counseling and general assistance which is second to

none.

THE BRUIN FAMILY UCLA provides a prosperous outlook for the future with internships, workshop mentor-

ing programs and access to one of the world’s meccas of business, entertainment, media and networking.

MEDIA RICH USA Today, Fox Sports Net and ESPN have offi ces in LA. Seven local television stations

and 13 area newspapers provide unparalleled exposure.

THE NEXT STEP Over 30 Bruins populate NFL rosters on a regular basis. At least one former Bruin has

been in 27 of the last 29 Super Bowls and 26 of the last 27 Pro Bowls.

LEADING THE WAY Jackie Robinson, fi rst African-American to play major league baseball … Troy Aikman,

fi rst quarterback to win three Super Bowls in four years … Kenny Washington, fi rst African-American to play in the NFL … Gary Beban, Heisman winner ... Jerry Robinson and Kenny Easley, the only three-time consensus All-Americans in Pac-10 Conference history.

“UCLA has the most complete athletic program in the country” Sports Illustrated On Campus (Apr. ’05)

UCLA - The Complete Package

The Bruin Family

Name Sport Media PositionKareem Abdul-Jabbar Basketball Actor/Sportscaster (Movies/CBS) Troy Aikman Football Sportscaster (FOX)Charles Arbuckle Football Sportscaster (ESPNU)Kay Cockerill Golf Sportscaster (Golf Channel)Wayne Cook Football Sportscaster (AM 570 KLAC Radio)Randy Cross Football Sportscaster (CBS)Tim Daggett Gymnastics Sportscaster (NBC)Donna De Varona Swimming Sportscaster/Writer (ABC/ ESPN)Terry Donahue Football Sportscaster (Radio/TV)Maura Driscoll-Farden Gymnastics Sportscaster (Lifetime, ESPN)Danny Farmer Football/VB Sportscaster (FSN Prime)Sean Farnham Basketball Sportscaster (FSN Prime/Fox Radio)Lisa Fernandez Softball Sportscaster (ESPN)Leslie Gudel Rowing Sideline Commentator (ABC)Jack Haley Basketball Sportscaster (Fox Sports Net)Roy Hamilton Basketball Coord. Producer (Fox Sports Net)Mark Harmon Football Actor (Movies, TV)Marques Johnson Basketball Actor/Sportscaster (Movies/Fox Net)

Name Sport Media PositionEric Karros Baseball Sportscaster (FOX)Karch Kiraly Volleyball Sportscaster (NBC Sports/FSN)Don MacLean Basketball Sportscaster (AM 570 Radio/FSN)Ann Meyers Basketball Sportscaster (CBS, ESPN, ABC)Reggie Miller Basketball Sportscaster (TBS)David Norrie Football Sportscaster (ABC/ESPN) Stacey Nuveman Softball Sportscaster (ESPN/Fox Net)Ron Pitts Football Sportscaster (FOX)Tom Ramsey Football Sportscaster (Fox Sports Net)Floyd Reese Football Sportscaster (ESPN)Matt Stevens Football Sportscaster (AM 570 KLCA Radio)J.J. Stokes Football Sportscaster (Fox Sports Net)Dwight Stones Track Sportscaster (ESPN, Fox, NBC)Rick Walker Football Sportscaster (ESPN, Fox Sports Net)Bill Walton Basketball Sportscaster (ABC,ESPN)Michael Warren Basketball Actor (Television, Movies)James Washington Football Sportscaster (Fox Radio/Fox Net)

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UCLA football games have been televised live 227 times in the last 21 UCLA football games have been televised live 227 times in the last 21 years - 13 in 2006 and 2007; 12 in 2005, 11 in 2004 and 12 in 2003years - 13 in 2006 and 2007; 12 in 2005, 11 in 2004 and 12 in 2003

Current and former Bruins have been featured on Current and former Bruins have been featured on 114 Sports Illustrated covers114 Sports Illustrated covers

Thirteen local newspapers cover the Bruins at the Rose BowlThirteen local newspapers cover the Bruins at the Rose Bowland throughout the seasonand throughout the season

Seven local television stations cover the Bruins - Seven local television stations cover the Bruins - KCBS, KNBC, KTLA, KABC, KCAL, KTTV and FSN Prime TicketKCBS, KNBC, KTLA, KABC, KCAL, KTTV and FSN Prime Ticket

The Los Angeles area is home to three local sports talk radio stationsThe Los Angeles area is home to three local sports talk radio stations

Half hour recaps of Bruin football games that Half hour recaps of Bruin football games that airs during the football season on airs during the football season on

Fox Sports Prime TicketFox Sports Prime Ticket

BRUIN REWINDBRUIN REWIND

All of UCLA’s games are on Southern All of UCLA’s games are on Southern California’s No. 1 sports station, as well as California’s No. 1 sports station, as well as nationally on satellite radio and internetnationally on satellite radio and internet

RADIO BROADCASTSRADIO BROADCASTS

www.UclaBruins.com is one of the most www.UclaBruins.com is one of the most recognized websites in the worldrecognized websites in the world

AWARD-WINNING WEBSITEAWARD-WINNING WEBSITE

“Staged” videos and print interview sessions “Staged” videos and print interview sessions are used to prepare student-athletes on how are used to prepare student-athletes on how

to deal with the mediato deal with the media

MEDIA-TRAININGMEDIA-TRAINING

When it comes to winning bowl games, UCLA is one of the most suc-cessful programs in the nation. Since 1982, no Pac-10 school and only nine programs in the nation have won more bowl games than UCLA.

The Bruins have won 11 of their last 19 bowl appearances and their eight straight wins (from 1982-91) were one shy of the national record.

The 2007 Pioneer Las Vegas Bowl was UCLA’s 29th bowl appearance.

On January 2, 1989, UCLA set an NCAA record for bowl victories in consecutive seasons by beating Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl. That was UCLA’s seventh bowl triumph in as many seasons. Those UCLA post-season victories included the 1983, ’84 and ’86 Rose Bowls, the 1985 Fiesta Bowl, the 1986 Freedom Bowl, and the 1987 Aloha Bowl.

Most Bowl Victories — Nation(1982-2007) School W L T Pct.

1. Florida St. 18 7 1 .712

2. Penn State 14 6 0 .700

Georgia 14 6 2 .682

Miami (FL) 14 8 0 .636

Tennessee 14 10 0 .583

6. Auburn 13 6 1 .675

Alabama 13 7 0 .650

Michigan 13 13 0 .500

9. Boston College 12 4 0 .750

10. UCLA 11 8 0 .579

Ohio State 11 12 0 .478

Nebraska 11 13 0 .458

The 1999 Rose Bowl was one of UCLA’s 20 bowl appearances in the last 27 years.The 1999 Rose Bowl was one of UCLA’s 20 bowl appearances in the last 27 years.

UCLA in the BowlsMost Bowl Victories — Pac-10(1982-2007)

School W L T Pct.

1. UCLA 11 8 0 .579

2. USC 10 9 0 .526

3. Washington 9 9 0 .500

4. California 7 2 0 .778

5. Arizona St. 6 7 0 .462

Oregon 6 9 0 .400

7. Washington St. 5 2 0 .714

Oregon St. 5 2 0 .714

Arizona 5 3 1 .611

10. Stanford 2 5 0 .286

Two-Sport Stars

Year in and year out, UCLA is well represented in the National Football League. In addition to being among the leaders in schools that produce NFL players, UCLA is also at the forefront in the area of

former players and coaches working in the NFL. In addition to the men pictured on this page, former assistant coach Lynn Stiles is Vice President of Football Operations for

the Kansas City Chiefs; and former running back Eric Ball is Director of Player Relations for the Cincinnati Bengals.

Carl PetersonKansas City Chiefs

President/General Manager/CEO(UCLA asst.coach)

Terry Tumey San Francisco 49ers

Dir. of Football Administration (UCLA asst.coach & player)

George PatonMinnesota Vikings

Director of Pro Personnel(UCLA player)

Current NFL Assistants Who Played or Coached at UCLAEric Bieniemy, running backs Minnesota VikingsJacob Burney, defensive line Denver BroncosTom Cable, offensive line Oakland RaidersJim Colletto, offensive coordinator Detroit LionsLarry Coyer, assistant head coach/defensive line Tampa Bay BuccaneersKarl Dorrell, wide receivers Miami DolphinsJon Embree, tight ends Kansas City ChiefsRyan Ficken, quality control Minnesota VikingsJethro Franklin, defensive line Houston TexansTom Hayes, defensive backs New Orleans SaintsDon Johnson, assistant defensive line Oakland RaidersJohnnie Lynn, secondary San Francisco 49ersLarry Marmie, defensive assistant-secondary Seattle SeahawksSteve Marshall, offensive line Cleveland BrownsPat McPherson, tight ends Denver BroncosWayne Nunnely, defensive line San Diego ChargersBrian Pariani, tight ends Houston TexansSkip Peete, running backs Dallas CowboysKennedy Pola, running backs Jacksonville JaguarsBrian Schneider, special teams coordinator Oakland RaidersKyle Shanahan, offensive coord. /quarterbacks Houston TexansKelly Skipper, tight ends Oakland RaidersPhil Snow, linebackers Detroit LionsJason Tarver, defensive assistant/outside linebackers San Francisco 49ersMike Waufl e, defensive line New York GiantsTed Williams, running backs Philadelphia Eagles

Phil SavageCleveland Browns

Sr. Vice President andGeneral Manager

(UCLA graduate assistant)

UCLA in the NFL

Wayne NunnelyWayne NunnelySan Diego ChargersSan Diego Chargers

Johnnie LynnJohnnie LynnSan Francisco 49ersSan Francisco 49ers

Eric BieniemyEric BieniemyMinnesota VikingsMinnesota Vikings

3030 Over 30 Bruins have reported to NFL camps in each of Over 30 Bruins have reported to NFL camps in each of the last several years.the last several years.

55 Five former Bruins were a part of the 2004 Super Bowl Five former Bruins were a part of the 2004 Super Bowl

33 Three former Bruins participated in the ‘07 Super BowlThree former Bruins participated in the ‘07 Super Bowl

7979 In all, 79 players have been drafted by the NFL in the In all, 79 players have been drafted by the NFL in the last 21 yearslast 21 years

77 Seven former Bruins were in Super Bowl XXVIISeven former Bruins were in Super Bowl XXVII

Eight former Bruins were a part of Super Bowl XXVIIEight former Bruins were a part of Super Bowl XXVII88

Bruins in the NFL

Brendon AyanbadejoBrendon AyanbadejoBaltimore RavensBaltimore Ravens

Maurice Jones-DrewMaurice Jones-DrewJacksonville JaguarsJacksonville Jaguars

Mike FlanaganMike Flanagan

Donnie EdwardsDonnie EdwardsKansas City ChiefsKansas City ChiefsBrandon ChillarBrandon Chillar

Green Bay PackersGreen Bay Packers

Mike SeidmanMike Seidman

Drew BennettDrew BennettSt. Louis RamsSt. Louis Rams

Chris KluweChris KluweMinnesota VikingsMinnesota Vikings

DREW OLSONDREW OLSONSAN FRANCISCO 49ERSSAN FRANCISCO 49ERS

BRUCE DAVISBRUCE DAVISPITTSBURGH STEELERSPITTSBURGH STEELERS

Bruins in the NFL

Ricky Manning, Jr.Ricky Manning, Jr.Chicago BearsChicago Bears

Travis KirschkeTravis KirschkePittsburgh SteelersPittsburgh Steelers

Ryan NeufeldRyan Neufeld

Kenyon ColemanKenyon ColemanNew York JetsNew York Jets

Spencer HavnerSpencer HavnerGreen Bay PackersGreen Bay Packers

Jarrad PageJarrad PageKansas City ChiefsKansas City Chiefs

Tab PerryTab Perry

Ryan NeceRyan NeceTampa Bay BuccaneersTampa Bay Buccaneers

DeShaun FosterDeShaun FosterSan Francisco 49ersSan Francisco 49ers

Matt WareMatt WareArizona CardinalsArizona Cardinals

Drew BennettSt. Louis Rams

Carnell LakeCarnell LakeSecondarySecondaryBaltimore /PittsburghBaltimore /Pittsburgh*One Super bowl - Steelers*One Super bowl - Steelers

Troy AikmanTroy AikmanQuarterbackQuarterbackDallas CowboysDallas Cowboys*Three Super Bowl Wins*Three Super Bowl Wins*1993 Super Bowl MVP*1993 Super Bowl MVP*2006 Pro Football*2006 Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductee Hall of Fame Inductee

Mike LodishMike LodishDefensive LineDefensive LineDenver Broncos/Buffalo BillsDenver Broncos/Buffalo Bills*Six Super Bowls - NFL Record*Six Super Bowls - NFL Record

5858 In all, 58 former Bruins have made 87 Super Bowl appearancesIn all, 58 former Bruins have made 87 Super Bowl appearances

66 Former Bruin Mike Lodish is the only man in NFL history to Former Bruin Mike Lodish is the only man in NFL history to play in six Super Bowlsplay in six Super Bowls

1919 In all, 19 Bruins have played in at least two Super BowlsIn all, 19 Bruins have played in at least two Super Bowls

2727 At least one Bruin has played in 27 of the last 29 Super BowlsAt least one Bruin has played in 27 of the last 29 Super Bowls

66 UCLA is the only school to have six former quarterbacks on UCLA is the only school to have six former quarterbacks on Super Bowl team rostersSuper Bowl team rosters

UCLA’s Troy Aikman was the fi rst quarterback to win three Su-UCLA’s Troy Aikman was the fi rst quarterback to win three Su-per Bowls in four yearsper Bowls in four years33UCLA’s Ken Norton Jr. is the only player in the NFL to win three UCLA’s Ken Norton Jr. is the only player in the NFL to win three straight Super Bowlsstraight Super Bowls33

Roman PhiferRoman PhiferLinebackerLinebackerNew England PatriotsNew England Patriots*Three Super Bowl Wins*Three Super Bowl Wins

Super Bowl Bruins

Bryan FletcherBryan FletcherTight EndTight EndIndianapolis ColtsIndianapolis Colts*One Super Bowl - Colts*One Super Bowl - Colts

Every March, the UCLA football staff hosts UCLA’s “Pro Day” - where NFL scouts and team representatives come to see draft-eligible athletes participate in combine tests and drills. The NFL personnel are greeted by Head Football Coach Rick Neuheisel and Head Athletic Performance Coach Mike Linn. Various other UCLA staff members, associated with football, are available throughout the day to assist. On the fi rst day of “Pro Day,” players are tested on their strength by how many times they can bench press 225 lbs. The second day of “Pro Day” is when the majority of the testing occurs, beginning with height and weight measurements, wing span and hand spread measurements, vertical jump and standing long jump, the 40-yard dash, pro shuttle, “L” drill, and long shuttle, followed by individual workouts within each position group.

UCLA NFL Pro Combine

• John Mackey Award TE Marcedes Lewis - ‘05 winnerTE Marcedes Lewis - ’04 fi nalistTE Mike Seidman - ’02 fi nalist

• Ray Guy Award P Chris Kluwe - ’04 fi nalist

• National Player of the Year DL Dave Ball - ’03 Chevrolet defensive winner; Nagurski fi nalist

• Butkus Award LB Robert Thomas - ’01 fi nalist

• Pac-10 Player of the Year DE Dave Ball (defense - ’03)LB Robert Thomas (defense - ’01)QB Cade McNown (offense - ’98)

• Biletnikoff Award WR Freddie Mitchell - ’00 fi nalist

• Unitas Golden Arm Award QB Cade McNown - ’98 winner

• Outland Trophy OL Kris Farris - ’98 winnerOL Jonathan Ogden - ’95 winner

• Lombardi Award DE Dave Ball - ’03 fi nalistOL Jonathan Ogden - ’95 fi nalist

• Three-time All-Americans LB Jerry Robinson ’76-78; S Kenny Easley ’78-80 (only consen-sus three-timers in Pac-10 history)

• Hendricks Award DE Justin Hickman - ’06 fi nalist DE Dave Ball - ’03 fi nalist

Bruin First-Team All-Americans Since 1980 Vaughn Parker, OT Craig Novitsky, OG Marvin Goodwin, SS1992 Carlton Gray, CB1991 Matt Darby, SS1990 Eric Turner, FS Roman Phifer, OLB1989 Frank Cornish, OC Kirk Maggio, P1988 Troy Aikman, QB Darryl Henley, CB-PR Carnell Lake, OLB Charles Arbuckle, TE1987 Gaston Green, TB Ken Norton Jr., ILB1985 John Lee, PK1984 John Lee, PK1983 Don Rogers, FS1981 Tim Wrightman, TE Luis Sharpe, OT1980 Kenny Easley, FS Freeman McNeil, TB

2007 Chris Horton, SS Matthew Slater, KR2006 Bruce Davis, DE Justin Hickman, DE Justin Medlock, PK2005 Maurice Drew, PR Marcedes Lewis, TE2004 Spencer Havner, LB2003 Dave Ball, DE2001 Robert Thomas, LB2000 Freddie Mitchell, WR1998 Kris Farris, OT Cade McNown, QB1997 Skip Hicks, TB Chad Overhauser, OT Chris Sailer, PK/P Shaun Williams, FS1995 Jonathan Ogden, OT Karim Abdul-Jabbar, TB1994 Kevin Jordan, FL1993 J.J. Stokes, SE Jamir Miller, OLB Bjorn Merten, PK

Robert ThomasRobert ThomasLinebackerLinebackerOakland RaidersOakland Raiders‘01 Pac-10 Def. Player of Year‘01 Pac-10 Def. Player of Year

Jonathan OgdenJonathan OgdenOffensive TackleOffensive TackleBaltimore RavensBaltimore Ravens‘95 Outland Trophy Winner‘95 Outland Trophy Winner

Dave BallDave BallDefensive EndDefensive EndTennessee TitansTennessee Titans‘03 Chevrolet National Player of the Year‘03 Chevrolet National Player of the Year‘03 Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year‘03 Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year

Marcedes LewisMarcedes LewisTight EndTight End‘05 Mackey Award Winner‘05 Mackey Award Winner‘06 1st Round Draft Pick-Jacksonville‘06 1st Round Draft Pick-Jacksonville

Honored Bruins

FREEMAN MCNEIL TCB Yds Avg TDs1977 50 286 5.7 31978 81 408 5.0 21979 271 1396 5.2 61980 203 1105 5.4 10Tot 605 3195 5.3 21

GASTON GREEN TCB Yds Avg TDs1984 91 516 5.7 51985 158 712 4.5 61986 253 1405 5.6 171987 206 1098 5.3 11Tot 708 3731 5.3 39

MAURICE DREW TCB Yds Avg TDs2003 135 582 4.3 52004 160 1007 6.3 82005 186 914 4.9 13Tot 481 2503 5.2 26

KEVIN NELSON TCB Yds Avg TDs1980 101 481 4.8 41981 195 883 4.5 51982 90 321 3.6 41983 188 898 4.8 7Tot 574 2583 4.5 20

THEOTIS BROWN TCB Yds Avg TDs1976 200 1092 5.5 131977 115 539 4.7 51978 211 1283 6.1 6Tot 526 2914 5.5 24

SKIP HICKS TCB Yds Avg TDs1993 100 563 5.6 51994/5 56 261 4.7 41996 224 1034 4.6 171997 258 1282 5.0 22Tot 638 3140 4.9 48

KARIM ABDUL-JABBAR TCB Yds Avg TDs1992 48 124 2.6 11993 54 260 4.8 11994 210 1227 5.8 41995 296 1571 5.3 12Tot 608 3182 5.2 17

DESHAUN FOSTER TCB Yds Avg TDs1998 126 673 5.3 101999 111 375 3.4 62000 269 1037 3.9 122001 216 1109 5.1 12Tot 722 3194 4.4 40

WENDELL TYLER TCB Yds Avg TDs1973 41 246 6.0 51974 96 544 5.7 21975 208 1338 6.7 41976 181 1003 5.5 9Tot 526 3181 6.0 20

Top Ten Career Rushers

CHRIS MARKEY TCB Yds Avg TDs2004 66 350 5.3 12005 110 561 5.1 32006 227 1107 4.9 22007 176 715 4.1 3Tot 579 2733 4.7 9

GARY BEBAN PA PC Yds TDs1965 152 78 1483 91966 157 78 1245 61967 156 87 1359 8Tot 465 243 4087 23

MATT STEVENS PA PC Yds TDs1983 0 0 0 01984 84 43 583 31985 67 38 479 21986 280 150 1869 11Tot 431 231 2931 16

DREW OLSON PA PC Yds TDs2002 104 53 702 32003 325 173 2067 102004 341 196 2565 202005 378 242 3198 34Tot 1148 664 8532 67

WAYNE COOK PA PC Yds TDs1991 0 0 0 01992 13 8 155 11993 297 165 2067 181994 302 179 2501 15Tot 612 352 4723 34

CORY PAUS PA PC Yds TDs1999 197 95 1336 72000 241 134 2154 172001 194 101 1740 82002 184 109 1647 10Tot 816 439 6877 42

DENNIS DUMMIT PA PC Yds TDs1969 208 114 1963 151970 344 175 2393 14Tot 552 289 4356 29

TOMMY MADDOX PA PC Yds TDs1990 327 182 2682 171991 343 209 2681 16Tot 670 391 5363 33

TROY AIKMAN PA PC Yds TDs1987 273 178 2527 171988 354 228 2771 24Tot 627 406 5298 41

TOM RAMSEY PA PC Yds TDs1979 37 16 273 41980 148 82 1116 91981 230 134 1793 161982 336 209 2986 21Tot 751 441 6168 50

CADE MCNOWN PA PC Yds TDs1995 245 122 1698 71996 336 176 2424 121997 312 189 3116 241998 357 207 3470 25Tot 1250 694 10708 68

*Based on number of completions

Top Ten Career Passers

DANNY FARMER Rec Yds Avg TDs1996 31 524 16.9 41997 41 649 15.8 31998 58 1274 22.0 91999 29 573 19.8 3Tot 159 3020 19.0 19

BRIAN POLI-DIXON Rec Yds Avg TDs1997 10 149 14.9 21998 44 712 16.2 101999 8 101 12.6 12000 53 750 14.2 52001 24 415 17.3 2Tot 139 2127 15.3 20

MIKE SHERRARD Rec Yds Avg TDs1982 2 34 17.0 11983 48 709 14.8 21984 43 729 17.0 41985 35 513 14.7 3Tot 128 1965 15.4 10

FREDDIE MITCHELL Rec Yds Avg TDs1998 4 108 27.0 11999 38 533 14.0 02000 77 1494 19.4 9Tot 119 2135 17.9 10

MIKE FARR Rec Yds Avg TDs1986 4 14 3.5 01987 24 294 12.3 11988 66 700 10.6 01989 30 471 15.7 1Tot 124 1497 12.1 2

SEAN LACHAPELLE Rec Yds Avg TDs1989 0 0 0.0 01990 39 607 15.6 21991 73 1056 14.5 111992 30 364 12.1 1Tot 142 2027 14.3 14

KEVIN JORDAN Rec Yds Avg TDs1992 18 150 8.3 01993 45 612 13.6 21994 73 1228 16.8 71995 43 558 13.0 3Tot 179 2548 14.2 12

CRAIG BRAGG Rec Yds Avg TDs2001 29 408 14.1 22002 55 889 16.2 82003 73 1065 14.6 52004 36 483 13.4 4Tot 193 2845 14.7 19

J.J. STOKES Rec Yds Avg TDs1991 5 55 11.0 01992 41 728 17.8 71993 82 1181 14.4 171994 26 505 19.4 4Tot 154 2469 16.0 28

MARCEDES LEWIS Rec Yds Avg TDs2002 6 51 8.5 12003 30 377 12.6 32004 32 402 12.6 72005 58 741 12.8 10Tot 126 1571 12.5 21

*Based on number of receptions

Top Ten Career Receivers

KENNY EASLEY•Three-time consensus All-American (1978-79-80)

•Ninth in 1980 Heisman voting•Fourth pick of 1981 draft•1984 AFC Defensive Player of the Year; fi ve Pro Bowls

•College Football Hall of Fame

JAMES WASHINGTON•Four-year starter •Sixth in career tackles and third in interceptions

•Won two Super Bowls with the Dallas Cowboys

•Played eight NFL seasons with Rams, Cowboys and Redskins

MARQUES ANDERSON•2001 fourth-team All-American •Made 236 career tackles•Started 32 games at UCLA•Third-round NFL pick by Green Bay; Also played with Denver, San Francisco and Oakland

CHRIS HORTON •Four-year letterman (2004-07)•First-team All-American in 2007•Led team in tackles in 2006 and was second in 2007

•Selected in seventh round of 2008 NFL Draft by Washington

DON ROGERS•1983 fi rst-team All-American •Second in career tackles•18th selection in 1984 by Cleve-land Browns

•1984 AFC Defensive Rookie of the Year

MATT DARBY•Four-year starter•1991 fi rst-team All-American •Eighth in career tackles•Fifth-round selection in 1992 NFL Draft by Buffalo Bills

•Played in two Super Bowls

CARLTON GRAY•Four-year starter—set UCLA in-terception record (11 in 1991)

•1992 consensus All-American •1992 Academic All-American •30th pick of 1993 NFL Draft by Seattle; eight NFL seasons

•2004 UCLA Hall of Fame inductee

LARRY ATKINS•Two-year starter•UCLA’s Most Valuable Defensive Player in 1998

•Led team in tackles in 1998•1999 third-round selection by Kansas City Chiefs

SHAUN WILLIAMS•Three-year starter•2nd-team All-American in 1997 •Made 68 tackles in 1997•24th selection in 1998 NFL Draft by New York Giants

•Played in 2001 Super Bowl•Played nine NFL seasons

ERIC TURNER•1990 fi rst-team All-American •No. 2 pick in 1991 NFL Draft•Fifth in career tackles•First-team All-Pro in 1994•Played in 1995 and ’97 NFL Pro Bowls; nine NFL seasons

RICKY MANNING, JR.•Three-time All-Pac-10 at CB •Started fi nal 45 games of his career; made 13 interceptions

•Played for Carolina in 2004 Su-per Bowl; Played in 2007 Super Bowl with Chicago Bears

UCLA’s Secondary Tradition

JERRY ROBINSON•Three-time consensus All-American (1976-78)

•First in career tackles•21st pick in 1979 NFL Draft•Two-time Pro Bowl selection•Played 13 years with Philadel-phia and Oakland

KEN NORTON JR.•1987 fi rst-team All-American •Second-round pick in 1988 by Dallas; played 13 years with Dallas and San Francisco

•Only player to win three straight Super Bowls (1993-95)

•Three-time Pro Bowl selection

ROMAN PHIFER•1990 fi rst-team All-American •Second-round selection in 1991 by L.A. Rams

•Started for World Champion New England Patriots in 2002, 2004 and 2005 Super Bowls

MARVCUS PATTON•Set school record (since bro-ken) in 1989 with 22 TFL and made 11 quarterback sacks

•Selected by Buffalo Bills in the 1990 NFL Draft

•Played in four Super Bowls•Played 13 NFL seasons

JAMIR MILLER•1993 consensus All-American •Butkus Award fi nalist•Made 12.5 QB sacks and 18 tackles for loss in 1993

•10th player selected in 1994 by Arizona Cardinals; became All-Pro with Cleveland Browns

CARNELL LAKE•1988 fi rst-team All-American •Second-round pick in 1989 by Steelers, played 12 years in NFL with Pittsburgh, Jacksonville and Baltimore

•Played in 1996 Super Bowl•Five-time Pro Bowl selection

DONNIE EDWARDS•1995 pre-season All-America•Made 12.5 QB sacks and 22 TFL as a junior in 1994

•Fourth-round choice of Kansas City in 1996 NFL Draft

•Has played 12 NFL seasons•Played in 2003 Pro Bowl

SPENCER HAVNER•2004 First-team All-American•Four-year starter at OLB•Ranks No. 3 in school history with 402 tackles

•2004 and 2005 Butkus and Lombardi Award semifi nalist

•Member of Green Bay Packers

ROBERT THOMAS•2001 consensus All-America and Pac-10 Defensive Player of Year

•2001 Butkus Award fi nalist•Set UCLA record with 26 tackles for losses in 2001

•First-round choice of St. Louis in 2002; Now with Oakland

BRANDON CHILLAR•Three-year starter (2001-03) •All-Pac-10 fi rst team as a senior•Led Pac-10 in tackles as a senior with 133

•Fourth-round pick by the St. Louis Rams in 2004 NFL Draft

•Played four NFL seasons to date

RYAN NECE•Four-year starter at OLB•Made 280 career tackles•2001 Butkus Award semifi nalist•1998 Freshman All-American•Member of 2003 Super Bowl Champion Tampa Bay Bucs

•Has played six NFL seasons

UCLA’s Linebacker Excellence

MAX MONTOYA•1979 seventh round selection by Cincinnati Bengals

•Played 16 years — 11 with Cin-cinnati, fi ve with Raiders

•Played in four Pro Bowls•Played in two Super Bowls

IRV EATMAN•Three-year starter •Twice fi rst-team All-Pac-10•Eighth pick in 1983 USFL Draft by Philadelphia Stars

•Played 14 seasons in USFL (three) and NFL (11)

DUVAL LOVE•Twice fi rst-team All-Pac-10•Drafted by L.A. Rams in 1985•Played 12 years in NFL with Los Angeles Rams, Pittsburgh Steel-ers and Arizona Cardinals

•Played in 1995 Pro Bowl

FRANK CORNISH•1989 fi rst-team All-American •Sixth-round selection in 1990 by San Diego Chargers

•Won 1993 and 1994 Super Bowls with Dallas Cowboys

•Played six NFL seasons

VAUGHN PARKER•Four-year starter•1993 fi rst-team All-American •Three-time All-Pac-10 choice•1994 second round selection by San Diego Chargers

•11 NFL seasons with Chargers and Redskins

DAVID RICHARDS•1987 First-team All-Pac-10 •Fourth-round selection in 1988 by San Diego Chargers

•Played nine NFL seasons with San Diego, Detroit, Atlanta and New England

KRIS FARRIS•Three-year starter at tackle; started all 35 games in career

•1998 Outland Trophy winner•1998 fi rst-team All-American•Third-round pick in 1999 NFL Draft by Pittsburgh

CHAD OVERHAUSER•Four-year starter•First-team All-American in 1997•Seventh-round selection in 1998 by the Chicago Bears

•Played with Chicago, Seattle and Houston in NFL

MIKE FLANAGAN•1995 third-team All-American center as a senior

•Two-time fi rst-team All-Pac-10•Selected by Green Bay in third round of 1996 NFL Draft

•Played 12 NFL seasons with Green Bay and Houston

JONATHAN OGDEN•1995 consensus All-American •1995 Outland Trophy winner•No. 4 selection in 1996 NFL Draft by Baltimore Ravens

•2001 Super Bowl champion•11-time Pro Bowl player

UCLA’s Offensive Linemen in the NFL

MIKE LODISH•Two-year starter•Played 11 years in the NFL•Played in an NFL record total of six Super Bowls with Buffalo Bills and Denver Broncos

•Selected by Buffalo Bills in the 1990 NFL Draft

DAVE BALL•2003 Chevrolet National Defen-sive Player of the Year

•2003 consensus All-American•Finalist for Nagurski, Lombardi and Hendricks awards in 2003

•Tied for national lead in ‘03 and set school mark with 16.5 sacks

TRAVIS KIRSCHKE•Four-year letterman (1993-96)•Three-year starter at DE•Made nine tackles for loss as a senior in 1996

•Has played 10 seasons in NFL; Won Super Bowl with Pitts-burgh, his current team

KENYON COLEMAN•Three-year Bruin starter •2001 third-team All-American •’01 Defensive winner of Morris Trophy as Pac-10’s top lineman

•Made 34 career tackles for loss•Picked in fi fth round of ‘02 NFL Draft by Oakland; now with Jets

MARK WALEN•1985 Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year

•Two-year starter •Played in three Rose Bowls•Third-round selection by the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys

MANU TUIASOSOPO•1978 second-team All-American •14th in career tackles at UCLA•18th selection in 1979 NFL Draft by Seattle Seahawks

•Played eight seasons in NFLfor Seattle and San Francisco

FRED MCNEILL•First-team All-American in 1973 as defensive end

•17th selection in the 1973 NFL Draft by Minnesota

•Played 12 years in NFL, includ-ing the 1975 Super Bowl

BRUCE DAVIS•First-team All-American as ju-nior, second team as senior

•Made 24.5 sacks in 2006-07•Ranks second with 29.0 career sacks and third with 42.5 TFL

•Drafted in 3rd round by Pittsburgh

JOHN RICHARDSON•1966 fi rst-team All-American•Two-time All-League selection in 1965 and 1966

•Played seven NFL seasons for Miami and St. Louis

•Appeared in 1972 Super Bowl with the Dolphins

CLIFF FRAZIER•First-team All-American in 1975•Second-round selection in 1976 by the NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs

•UCLA Defensive MVP in 1975•1975 tri-captain

TERRY TUMEY•Three-time All-Pac-10 selection (1985-86-87)

•Fifth in career tackles for loss and fourth in sacks

•Current Director of Football Administration with the 49ers

JUSTIN HICKMAN•2006 consensus All-American •Finalist for Hendricks Award •Ranked No. 4 in nation (tied) with 12.5 sacks in 2006

•Made 19.5 career sacks•Playing with the Los Angeles Avengers of the AFL

UCLA’s Defensive Line Tradition

BRAD DALUISO•Played in the 1992 (Buffalo) and 2001 (NY Giants) Super Bowls

•11 NFL seasons•Leading UCLA scorer in 1990 •Played with N.Y. Giants from 1993-2000

NORM JOHNSON•Played in the 1996 Super Bowl with Pittsburgh Steelers

•18 NFL seasons with Seattle, At-lanta, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia

•UCLA’s leading scorer in 1981•Two-time Pro Bowl kicker

FRANK CORRAL•1976 All-Conference selection •Kicked 55-yard FG in 1976•Leading Bruin scorer in 1977•Third-round NFL Draft pick in ‘78•1980 Super Bowl (Rams)•Pro Bowl kicker

EFREN HERRERA•First-team All-American•Set seven school records•Leading Bruin scorer in the 1971 and 1972 seasons

•EIght NFL seasons•Played in 1978 Super Bowl (Dallas)•Pro Bowl kicker

BJORN MERTEN•First-team All-American as a freshman in 1993

•Four-year starter at UCLA•Third at UCLA in career fi eld goals; Fourth in career scoring

•Twice All-Pac-10

KIRK MAGGIO•First-team All-American in 1989 •Ranked No. 2 in NCAA in punt-ing in 1989

•45.2 punting average in 1989 ranks as the third highest sea-son mark in UCLA history

CHRIS KLUWE•Set UCLA records for punts (91) and punting yards (3,908) in ‘03

•Finalist for Ray Guy Award, rank-ing second in Pac-10 in punting (43.39) in ‘04

•Played three seasons with the Minnesota Vikings to date

CHRIS SAILER•First-team All-American as both kicker and punter in 1997

•UCLA record 56-yard fi eld goal•Ranked No. 3 in the NCAA in fi eld goals in 1997

•Ranks sixth on the all-time UCLA career fi eld goal list

ZENON ANDRUSYSHYN•15-year pro career•Led nation in punting in 1967 and No. 3 kick scorer

•First-team All-League•Led Bruins in punting in 1967-1969

JOHN LEE•All-time leading Bruin scorer •NCAA record holder for career FGs (85); most FGs in season (29); FG accuracy (.857)

•Second round NFL draft pick

NATE FIKSE•Twice named fi rst-team All-Pac-10 as a punter

•Set UCLA career records for punts and yardage while aver-aging 42.8 yards

•Made 12 of 13 fi eld goals as a senior, including fi nal 12 straight

JUSTIN MEDLOCK•2006 consensus All-American•Four-year starter•No. 2 scorer in UCLA history•Ranks second in UCLA history with 28 fi eld goals in 2006

•Selected by Kansas City in fi fth round of 2007 NFL Draft

UCLA’s Punter & Place Kicker Excellence

PAUL BERGMANN•First-team All-Pac-10 in 1983•Ranks No. 2 among Bruin tight ends with 85 career receptions

•Made 44 receptions as senior in 1983 and 41 as junior in 1982

•Played in both the USFL and NFL

CHARLES ARBUCKLE•1988 fi rst-team All-American •Led team in receiving in 1989 •Made 73 career receptions•Fifth-round selection of the New Orleans Saints in1990

•Played four NFL seasons

BOB CHRISTIANSEN•1971 fi rst-team All-Pac-8 •Made 51 receptions in three seasons at UCLA

•Fifth-round selection in 1972 by Los Angeles Rams

•Played one season with the Buffalo Bills

TIM WRIGHTMAN•1981 consensus All-American •1981 Academic All-American•Made 73 career receptions•Played for USFL’s Chicago Blitz•Played in 1986 Super Bowl with the Chicago Bears

RICK WALKER•1976 All-Pac-8 selection •Fourth-round selection in 1977 by the Cincinnati Bengals

•Played nine seasons in the NFL•Played in two Super Bowls with the Washington Redskins

DEREK TENNELL•Made 67 career receptions•Seventh round selection of the Seattle Seahawks in 1987

•Played in 1993 Super Bowl with Dallas Cowboys

•Played six NFL seasons

BRYAN FLETCHER•2001 second-team All-Pacifi c-10•Made 30 career receptions for 423 yards (14.1 average)

•Sixth-round selection in 2002 NFL Draft by the Bears

•Played in 2007 Super Bowl with Indianapolis Colts

MIKE SEIDMAN•2002 fi nalist for Mackey Award•First-team All-Pac-10 in 2002•Set UCLA tight end record with 631 yards in 2002 (now No. 2)

•Third round selection by Caro-lina Panthers in 2003 NFL Draft

MIKE GRIEB•First-team All-Pacifi c-10 selec-tion following the 1998 season

•Two-year starter•Averaged 17.1 yards as a senior•Made 57 receptions during his UCLA career

MARCEDES LEWIS•2005 consensus All-American •2005 Mackey Award winner•Ranks No. 1 among Bruin TEs in season (58) and career (126) receptions

•First round selection in ‘06 NFL Draft by Jacksonville Jaguars

UCLA’s Tight End Tradition

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Only player to win six NBA MVP awards

Troy Aikman First quarterback to win three Super Bowls in four years

Arthur Ashe First African-American to win Wimbledon tennis championship

Donald Barksdale First African-American to win an Olympic basketball gold medal

Terry Donahue First football coach to win bowl games in seven consecutive sea-sons

Lisa Fernandez First softball player to be named outstanding college athlete of the year (Honda-Broderick Cup)

Florence Griffi th-Joyner First woman to run 100 meters under 10.50

Jackie Joyner-Kersee Only woman to win back-to-back Olympic heptathlons; Top Female Collegiate Athlete of the Last 25 Years

Karch Kiraly First three-time Olympic gold medalist in volleyball

Mike Lodish First player to play in six Super Bowls

Ann Meyers First four-time female basketball All-American

Ken Norton Jr. First player to win three straight Super Bowls

Jackie Robinson First African-American to play Major League Baseball

Al Scates First collegiate coach to win 18 NCAA titles in a single sport (now has 19)

Kenny Washington First African-American to play in the NFL

John Wooden First man elected to the Basket-ball Hall of Fame as a player and coach

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Kareem Abdul-Jabbar basketballbasketball

Karch KiralyKarch Kiraly Volleyball Volleyball

UCLA Produces the Brightest Stars

UCLA annually produces some of the top performers in numerous sports, such as beach volleyball champion and Olympian Holly McPeak, major league baseball star Chase Utley, former MLS standout Cobi Jones, star point guard Baron Davis and three-time Olympic champion softball pitcher Lisa Fernandez.

Holly McPeakHolly McPeak

Lisa FernandezLisa Fernandez

Baron DavisBaron Davis

Chase UtleyChase Utley

Cobi JonesCobi Jones

UCLA Produces the Brightest Stars

Cormac CarneyCormac CarneyUnited States District Court United States District Court Judge (Southern California)Judge (Southern California)

Randy CrossRandy Cross1975 All-American;1975 All-American;TV Analyst for CBSTV Analyst for CBS

Dr. Bryan WileyDr. Bryan WileyOrthopedic SurgeonOrthopedic Surgeon

Mel Farr, Sr.Mel Farr, Sr.1967 All-American;1967 All-American;Owner of 15 Car DealershipsOwner of 15 Car Dealerships

Mark HarmonMark HarmonActorActor Kenny EasleyKenny Easley

Consensus All-American Consensus All-American 1978-79-80; President/CEO 1978-79-80; President/CEO of Oval LLC (a Virginia land of Oval LLC (a Virginia land

development company)development company)

Ron PittsRon PittsTV Analyst for Fox TV Analyst for Fox

Gary BebanGary Beban1967 Heisman Trophy Winner;1967 Heisman Trophy Winner;Sr. Executive Managing Director/ Sr. Executive Managing Director/

Global Corporate Services, Global Corporate Services, CB Richard EllisCB Richard Ellis

Troy AikmanTroy AikmanThree-time Super Bowl champion;Three-time Super Bowl champion;Television Analyst and BusinessmanTelevision Analyst and Businessman

Football Alumni ... Winning Off the Field

UCLA’s NCAA Titles by Sport (103)

Tennis (16) 1950 1952 1953 1954 1956 1960 1961 1965 1970 1971 1975 1976 1979 1982 19842005

Track & Field (8) 1956 1966 1971 1972 1973 1978 1987 1988

Volleyball (19) 1970 1971 1972 1974 1975 1976 1979 1981 1982 1983 1984 1987 1989 1993 1995 1996 1998 20002006

Men (71)Basketball (11) 1964 1965 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1975 1995

Golf (2) 1988 2008

Gymnastics (2) 1984 1987

Soccer (4) 1985 1990 19972002

Swimming (1) 1982

Water Polo (8) 1969 1971 1972 1995 1996 19992000 2004

UCLA’s 103 NCAA team championship trophies, the most of any school in the nation, are on display in the Athletic Hall of Fame, located in the J.D. Morgan Center. UCLA has won 17 team titles in the last six years.

Women (32)

Golf (2) 1991 2004

Gymnastics (5) 1997 2000 20012003 2004

Softball (10) 1982 1984 1985 1988 1989 1990 1992 1999 20032004

Tennis (1) 2008

Indoor Track & Field (2) 2000 2001

Track & Field (3) 1982 1983 2004

Volleyball (3) 1984 1990 1991

Water Polo (6)2001 2003 20052006 2007 2008

UCLA #1 with 103

Stanford#2 with 95

USC #3 with 86

Oklahoma St.# 4 with 48

Arkansas# 5 with 43

On May 13, 2007, UCLA became the fi rst school in history to reach

100 NCAA Championship titles.

Top 5 NCAA ChampionshipWinning Universities

UCLA - No. 1 With 103 NCAA Team Titles

The George F. Kneller Academic Center in the J.D. Morgan Center has 18 state-of-the-art computers with educational software for every student-athlete’s needs.

The Acosta Center houses locker rooms, the Athletic Performance Center weight room and Sports Medicine Center.

Easton Stadium houses the 10-time NCAA Championship softball team.

Drake Stadium & Marshall Field is home to the nationally ranked teams from soccer and track and fi eld.

Pauley PavilionPauley PavilionJackie Robinson StadiumJackie Robinson Stadium

Drake Stadium/Marshall FieldDrake Stadium/Marshall FieldEaston StadiumEaston Stadium

Acosta CenterAcosta CenterGeorge F. KnellerGeorge F. KnellerAcademic CenterAcademic Center

Spaulding FieldSpaulding Field The Bruins practice daily at Spaulding Field, which has a new SPRINTURF fi eld to go with one natural grass fi eld.

Jackie Robinson Stadium is home to the Bruin baseball team. The stadium received a new playing surface prior to the 2008 season.

Pauley Pavilion is home to the Bruin basketball, gymnastics and volleyball teams.

First Class Facilities

The Bruins play their home The Bruins play their home games at the historic games at the historic Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Rose Bowl in Pasadena, the most picturesque the most picturesque college football stadium college football stadium in the nation. in the nation.

In 2007, new spacious In 2007, new spacious state-of-the-art home state-of-the-art home and visiting lockerrooms and visiting lockerrooms made their debut at the made their debut at the Rose Bowl. There are also Rose Bowl. There are also new interview and photo new interview and photo work rooms. work rooms.

ESPN’s Game Day Show ESPN’s Game Day Show made its fi rst-ever West made its fi rst-ever West Coast appearance at Coast appearance at a Bruin home game in a Bruin home game in 1998.1998.

Rose Bowl: Home of the Bruins

Center for Athletic Performance

Center for Athletic Performance• 15,000 Square Foot Athletic Performance Facility

• Specialized turf area dedicated to enhancing sports specifi c movements such as acceleration/deceleration capabilities, foot speed, balance and coordination, vertical jump and fl exibility for our athletes

• Bod Pod - accurate body fat testing

• Metabolic Assessment testing

• 27 olympic lifting platforms

Mike CasillasDirector,Student-Athlete

Counseling;Academic Counselor

for Football

UCLA’s Academic & Student

Services Offi ce

Academic Counseling:• Program Planning & Course Selection• Degree Progress Report (DPR) Checking• Academic Diffi culty Counseling• Major Exploration• Graduate & Professional School Preparation• Priority Registration

Student Support Services:• Orientation Programs • Academic Travel Coordinator• Learning Center Computer Lab• Laptop Lending Program• Scholar-Athlete Banquet• Bruin Athletics Graduation Reception• Awards & Post-Graduate Schol-arships

Academic Support Services:• Tutorial Services• Academic Mentor Program• Community of Learners (COL)• Midterm Progress Reports• Learning Strategies & Educa-tional Assessments• Midterm & Final Review Ses-sions• Learning Specialist

Student-Athlete

Development:• Community Service• Personal Development (Health Education, Life Skills Workshops & Team Building)• Professional Development (Career Exploration, Internships, Resume & Interviewing Skills)• Wooden Academy (Teamwork, Leadership & Character)• Bruin Athletic Council (BAC)• Student-Athlete Ambassadors

Dr. Christina Rivera

Assistant Athletic Director,

Academic and Student Services

Sabrina Youmans,

Athletic Dept.Learning Specialist

Academic and Student ServicesMission Statement

“Student-Athletes Understand that Character Creates Educational Self-Suffi ciency”

The mission of the UCLA Academic & Student Services offi ce (AS2) and its S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Program is to provide an interactive learning environment that emphasizes life-long learning habits, goal set-ting, teamwork, leadership and character. Centered on the idea of the self-suffi cient, independent learner, the S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Program includes academic counseling, provides academic and student sup-port services, and features student-athlete development programs that motivate students to reach their full potential academically and personally. We are committed to assisting student-athletes in their transition to the university setting, earning their UCLA degree, and developing the skills and confi dence to be champions in life.

Academic & Student Services Staff DirectoryDr. Christina Rivera, Assistant Athletic Director for Academic & Student ServicesAshley Armstrong, Director of Student-Athlete DevelopmentMike Casillas, Director of Student-Athlete CounselingRic Coy, Assistant Director for Academic & Student ServicesTim Anderson, Football Academic CoordinatorKenny Donaldson, Basketball Academic CoordinatorAaron Giacosa, Academic CounselorLinda Lassiter, Academic Counselor Joanne Suechika, Academic CounselorSabrina Youmans, Learning Specialist

Ashley Armstrong

Director,Student-Athlete

Development

Community ofLearners

Academic ProgramThe Community of Learners (COL) is a year-long

academic support program for incoming student-athletes, which provides resources, guidance, and leadership training. Our community is made up of college counselors, UCLA professors, mentors, former Bruins, and support staff.

COL meets twice a week to offer an interactive envi-ronment that teaches life-long learning habits of setting and meeting daily academic objectives, uti-lizing university resources and applying proactive learning approaches. Our COL team also conducts intense course reviews, offers writing tutoring, as well as motivates and inspires students.

Our COL program challenges students with brain teas-ers, invites a variety of guest speakers, and offers quarterly professor mixers and leadership events. We emphasize goal setting and teamwork to foster independent learners and future leaders.

Results Fifteen of our 20 2006-07 COL students earned

spots on the Fall ‘06 Director’s Honor Roll; all 11 2007-08 COL students earned spots on the Fall ’07 Director’s Honor Roll

Highest cumulative GPA for a freshmen football class in recent history for two consecutive years

Academically savvy class who regularly visit pro-fessors, and seek out tutors and mentors as part of their learning process

COL Students Share Their Goals: “I want to succeed and optimize my learning re-

sponsibilities.”

“Stay in touch with my goals on a day-to-day ba-sis so I can know where I am in my progress.”

“Work as hard as I can and put in the extra hours to achieve these goals.”

“Manage my time wisely and plan it all out.”

“Staying focused and not letting the little things get to me.”

“Work hard and stay determined... {goals are a} stepping stone to my future success.”

“I want to graduate with honors; it will prepare me for life after college.”

COL Projects and Events Game night and Etiquette Night events connect

students and UCLA professors.

Students participate in community service.

Students share leadership presentations to fac-ulty mentors.

Academic and Student Services

UCLA’s 27 Football Academic All-AmericansUCLA’s 27 Football Academic All-Americans

1952 — Ed Flynn, G Donn Moomaw, LB1953 — Ira Pauly, C1954 — Sam Boghosian, G1958 — Dick Wallen, WR (2nd)1966 — Ray Armstrong, E1970 — Robert Manning, LB (2nd) Frank Jones (3rd)1973 — Steve Klosterman, OL (2nd) Mark Harmon, QB (2nd)1975 — John Sciarra, QB1976 — Jeff Dankworth, QB (2nd)1977 — John Fowler, LB1981 — Cormac Carney, WR Tim Wrightman, TE

1982 — Cormac Carney, WR Blake Wingle, OG (2nd)1984 — Mike Hartmeier, OG (2nd)1985 — Mike Hartmeier, OG1991 — Carlton Gray, CB (2nd)1992 — Carlton Gray, CB1995 — George Kase, NG1997 — Chris Sailer, PK (2nd) Shawn Stuart, C (2nd)1998 — Shawn Stuart, C2006 — Chris Joseph, OG2007 — Chris Joseph, C (First team unless noted)

6363 UCLA has produced 63 NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship winners, including 17 in football

Number of Bruins on 2007 Pac-10 All-Academic Team: First Team - Chris Joseph, Alterraun Verner; Second Team - Aleksey Lanis, Aaron Perez, Jimmy Rotstein, Trevor Theriot; Honorable Mention - Kai Forbath, Logan Paulsen, Noah Sutherland

3/13/1 The Bruin football program has produced three Academic Hall of Fame members and one Rhodes Scholar

110110 UCLA has produced 110 GTE Academic All-Americans, including 27 in football

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Surfi ng & Water SportsSurfi ng & Water Sports World Famous Getty Center World Famous Getty Center MuseumMuseum

Kodak TheaterKodak Theater(Home of the Oscars)(Home of the Oscars)

Movie PremieresMovie Premieres

World Famous World Famous Venice BeachVenice Beach

Catalina IslandCatalina Island

UCLA is located in Westwood, a suburb of Los Angeles, in one of America’s most beautiful residential areas.

Activity surrounds UCLA. Westwood Village, directly south of the campus, offers a wide variety of shops, restaurants, movie theaters and entertainment centers.

To the west are the popular beaches of Malibu and Santa Monica, to the north are the picturesque Santa Monica Mountains and the luxurious community of Bel-Air. To the east are famous Beverly Hills and Hollywood.

The beautiful and compact UCLA campus offers an ideal setting for education, athletics, recreation and business contacts.

WestwoodWestwood

Home Depot CenterHome Depot Center

This is Los Angeles

Photos courtesy of the Los Angeles Convention and Visitor’s Bureau.

The city of Los Angeles is internationally recognized as America’s leader in the entertainment and com-munications industries as well as tourism and recreation. It also is one of the nation’s leaders in high tech-nology, fi nance, law and medicine.

Los Angeles is one of the top high-tech centers in the U.S. with companies in computer and data process-ing, electronics and medical technology. In the motion picture, television, communications and advertising industries, Los Angeles sets the standard.

The Southern California sports market includes 10 major professional teams: baseball’s Dodgers and Angels, basketball’s Lakers, Clippers and Sparks, hockey’s Kings and Mighty Ducks, soccer’s Galaxy and Chivas USA and football’s Avengers. Los Angeles also has hosted many major sporting events, including the Olympic Games, Super Bowl and World Cup ’94 and ’99.

Los Angeles’ recreation areas are unparalleled and internationally renowned — a perfect combination of climate and opportunity. Mountains, deserts, lakes and stunning beaches are just a short drive from UCLA’s campus. In addition, Southern California is the home of several world-famous tourist attractions.

Universal City WalkUniversal City Walk Staples CenterStaples Center Amusement ParksAmusement Parks Miles of BeachesMiles of Beaches

This is Los Angeles

The Sunset Canyon Recreation Center pool offers a peaceful retreat for students where sun bathers are always welcome. Sunset Rec also offers tennis and basketball courts.

Sunset Recreation CenterSunset Recreation Center

Wooden Center Cardio RoomWooden Center Cardio Room

Wooden Center Open GymWooden Center Open Gym Wooden Center Weight RoomWooden Center Weight Room

The Wooden Center was remodeled in the summer of 2005, adding an increased number of cardiovascular workout options, fl at screen televisions, new weightlifting machines and increased workout space. UCLA recreation also has rock climbing, swimming and a multitude of other sporting and exercise activities to keep every student busy.

The Wooden CenterThe Wooden Center

UCLA Student Life and Activities

Students can shop for anything and everything at the UCLA Store including UCLA and adidas gear, books, gifts, school supplies, computers and clothes.

Ackerman Union also offers a multitude of dining options for everyone’s appetite including Jamba Juice, Taco Bell, Panda Express, Rubios, Baskin Robbins and The Green House - a salad, pasta, soup and potato bar.

Dorm LifeDorm Life

Dorm DiningDorm Dining

UCLA Student StoreUCLA Student StoreUCLA Student StoreUCLA Student Store

UCLA is home to 13 different residential buildings, ranging from suite designs to hall lay-out. There are a multitude of fi ne dining options (four dorm cafeterias), as well as late-night food options and a Coffee Bean inside Bruin Cafe.

Bruin WalkBruin Walk

UCLA Student Life and Activities

UCLA student-athletes now have the use of the two-story Acosta Sports Training & Conditioning Center, which is home for Sports Medicine, Athletic Training and Rehabilitation, Athletic Performance Center, Varsity Locker rooms, and The Bud Knapp Football Center.

This state-of-the-art facility provides UCLA student-athletes and coaches all of the advantages needed to maximize athletic performance.

The Acosta Sports Training Center

Here are some of the highlights of the Acosta Center:• 15,000 square foot weight room, with the most modern equipment for use by

all 24 sports in the program.

• 8,000 square foot athletic training and rehabilitation facility with private of-fi ces for all of the certifi ed athletic trainers. The facility includes three hydro pools, a large rehabilitation area, a doctors’ suite and private examination areas. There is also a meeting room for up to 25 people.

• The Bud Knapp Football Center is on the fi rst fl oor, South Wing of the Acosta Center. It houses a large players’ locker room (above) that features wood lockers, a new coaches’ locker room and an expanded equipment room. Nine position meet-ing rooms featuring state-of-the-art digital equipment, an auditorium-style team meeting/viewing room (below left) and a lobby with trophy display space that highlights the history of the program are also part of the football area.

• The second fl oor (pictured to the right), completed in early 2007, features new locker rooms for various men’s and women’s sports with fl at screen televisions in each locker room. It also has a team meeting room and an athlete lounge.

UCLA has always been at the forefront in the area of Sports Medicine and Athletic Training. The Acosta Sports Training Center expansion (left and below) provides even more advances in sports medicine that benefi t Bruin student-athletes, including state-of-the-art hydro-therapy pools. The UCLA Medical Center has been named ‘Best in the West’ for 18 consecutive years.

Director of Sports Medicine/Head Football Trainer

Dale Rudd

Football Team DoctorDr. Gerald Finerman

The Acosta Sports Training Center

Here are some of the specifi cs of the J.D. Morgan Athletic Center expansion that were completed in the fall of 2000.

• Private offi ces for all administrators and coaches

• New Student-Athlete Academic Learning Center (over double the previous size)

• Increased computer access for athlete utilization

• 18 computers for student-athlete use for class papers and projects, plus an expanded laptop loan program for team road trips

• Reference library for student-athletes’ academic projects

• Ability to handle academic needs both during the day and evening hours

• Additional conference rooms for team and group meet-ings

• Satellite cable sport connections for all offi ces and confer-ence rooms

• Media facilities for major press conferences and events

• Multi-purpose room for banquets, receptions and large meetings

UCLA’s J.D. Morgan Athletic Center expansion was completed in the fall of 2000. The facility has offi ces for Bruin coaches and staff, an interactive Hall of Fame promoting UCLA’s great tradition, plus a modern

student-athlete academic computer room and meeting facilities

The J.D. Morgan Center

UCLA’s commitment to comprehensive academic support services and a desire to expand existing resources to best serve the Bruin student-athlete of today and tomorrow remains constant. In an effort to support this ideal, UCLA’s J.D. Morgan Athletic Center underwent a major expansion that has upgraded the former facility into a high-tech building for the 21st century.

The project has increased offi ce space for both administrative and coaching staff, improved the student academic support services and provides a “state of the art” Athletic Hall of Fame exhibiting the illustrious Bruin history and highlighting current events.