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Narbonne High's Byron Moore Jr. said the reason he committed to UCLA was a potpourri of reasons, but academics was the No. 1 thing.
He made the commitment after visiting Oregon on Saturday, but the Ducks didn't seem to be much of a threat. Moore said he wants to play safety at UCLA, and thinks he will fit in well at free safety, but the Ducks were recruiting him as a receiver.
"I like defense -- being able to make plays and hit people,'' Moore said. "I like to be the last man back there."

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TheBarsh Author Profile Page said:

I'm stoked about the 2 commitments this weekend, but when are some OL's gonna start committing?

Hey Brian- I know UCLA has a legitimate shot with Michael Philipp, but what do you think our chances are with Eric Shrive and Charles Siddoway?

FAN4LIFE Author Profile Page said:

Looks like our defensive secondary is set for a while. A few DTs, OGs and OTs would be welcomed right about now. These kids must know if they have the talent and FB IQ, they can start as freshmen.

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