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Video: Josh Rosen, Theo Howard, Kenny Walker, Nate Starks on Arizona

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Quarterback Josh Rosen talks about how the Bruins found their way in the second half, working with Marques Tuiasosopo and turning hope into action at this point in the second.

Receiver Theo Howard talks about his first career touchdown pass, getting the call and what took him so long to get his shot.

Receiver Kenny Walker talks about how the offense recovered in the second half and working on the scramble drill against Arizona.

Running back Nate Starks talks about taking the lead running back spot and improvements for the offense.

Video: Tom Bradley, Kenny Walker, Alex Van Dyke, Rick Wade

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Defensive coordinator Tom Bradley talks about the linebacker group, having the players step up in practice and Eddie Vanderdoes.

Wide receiver Kenny Walker talks about Theo Howard, his track career and what he’s been watching during the Olympics.

Wide receiver Alex Van Dyke talks about why his teammates call him “Buck” and the group of receivers.

Defensive lineman Rick Wade talks about tensions mounting during training camp, his progression over the summer and how the new offense helps the defense.

Spring practice day 6: Defense debuts ‘jumbo package’

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Fullback Cameron Griffin takes the hand off from quarterback Josh Rosen. Photo by Brad Graverson // Daily Breeze

Fullback Cameron Griffin takes the hand off from quarterback Josh Rosen. Photo by Brad Graverson // Daily Breeze

A notebook is coming here, featuring fullbacks Ainuu Taua and Cameron Griffin and the relationship between football, hammers and nails.

Video interviews with Griffin, Taua, wide receiver Darren Andrews and defensive line coach Angus McClure.

Here are some notes and observations from day six of practice:

— As McClure talked about in his interview, the team did a lot of situational work during the scrimmages: goal line, backed up, short yardage, red zone, etc. Taua thought the defense won overall, but said the receivers seemed to get the best of the defensive backs. From my perspective, the offense definitely had one of its better days overall but perhaps still not better than the defense.

— Kenny Walker had a good day, both in one-on-ones and during 11-on-11 periods. He made two great catches in one-on-ones: an over-the-shoulder catch for a touchdown and another one that he leaped up for and hauled in while falling backwards. Continue reading “Spring practice day 6: Defense debuts ‘jumbo package’” »

Position coach Eric Yarber talks about UCLA’s receivers

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On Eldridge Massington, who spent redshirted last season and spent over a year recovering from a torn ACL:

“He’s coming along. He’s transitioning pretty good. Just need him to play a little faster, stop thinking. Sometimes, he has paralysis by analysis, so he plays a little slower. When he knows what he’s doing and knows his assignments, knows the technique to use, he’s playing well. …

“At his break point, instead of letting the defensive back dictate where he breaks, he’s running through shoulders and dropping his weight and trying to create separation. Trying to play big. He’s 6-3, 215 — he’s got to play that way. … Continue reading “Position coach Eric Yarber talks about UCLA’s receivers” »