@StoolWestwood Football has been UCLA’s red herring that will start to change with Chesney but won’t move to top 3-4 in BIG until UCLA vacated the Rose Bowl and moves to SoFi.
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tom ryan
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According to recently-released EADA data, reported revenue for UCLA Athletics in FY25 was $173,429,394
Comparatively, this ranks:
32nd in FBS
27th in public schools
11th in Big Ten
3rd in CA
1st in CA public schools
thoughts?
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@calpostbbolch People often prefer what they know. No way cookout is better than In N Out. Cookout is processed and frozen. In N out is fresh and hand made.
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Welcome home, national champs.
A warm, warm welcome to Westwood for the Bruins.
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@sunsetterwd @calpostbbolch Welcome to the 21st Century. Keep the past in memories and memorials. Time to modernize the UCLA football program. Playing closer to the majority of the LA/OC populous is a major priority. Playing in a modern stadium is another priority. SoFi address both.
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@calpostbbolch Shame what this university has become. Selling its soul to corporate elites it makes me wanna throw up.
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@calpostbbolch After watching Texas yesterday, I’m not sure anyone can hang with them.
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As Ann Meyers Drysdale watches the UCLA women's basketball team pursue history, the legendary forebear is filled with pride in the way these Bruins and their coach are going about a championship pursuit.
nypost.com/2026/03/30/spo…
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@StoolWestwood They’d better have a great reason for this. Was he cut by UCLA or did he leave of his own accord. You start letting transfers to come back to pro days because of UCLA’s NFL connections and reap the benefits of the 4 letters you hurt the brand. Transfers not welcome is the rule
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@themightybruins I was thinking the exact same thing lol. I see it all the time at the gym
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Always crazy to see football players move crazy weight with bad technique
UCLA Football@UCLAFootball
Hits 375, stares down the camera. Ice cold, @2EZDUECE 🥶 #4sup
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@StoolWestwood Tyler Bilodeau. Is there another 50-40-90 guy in the BIG10&
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@DiegoOjeda724 @uclambb1 My response…my calendar says it isn’t March yet 😀
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@tomryan1990 @uclambb1 I think time has said enough, after today I’d like to hear your thoughts mate (not trying to be cocky or anything)
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It breaks my soul watching Aday Mara just dominant a basketball game for Michigan 😢
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@BruinReport The questions we should be asking now: 1. How does this year’s UCLA portal and Freshman class compare in quality and quantity to Indiana in 2023? 2. How does UCLA’s 2026 schedule compare to Indianas in 2023? Answers to these Q’s will be good predictors of UCLA success in 26
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Bob Chesney and his new staff did a phenomenal job recruiting the transfer portal, given the task they had, but understandably there are still depth chart uncertainties for 2026. Read here: 247sports.com/college/ucla/l…
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@calpostbbolch With that schedule, the Chesney staff and the #1 transfer portal upgrade ranking the worst record I can fathom is 9-3. Could easily be IU 2024 type success.
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@calpostbbolch Can't do it Ben. I love your writing but I can't stomach reading a Murdoch paper. I am sure they defend the Minnesota murder of the VA nurse. Prove me wrong. Standards are standards.
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New UCLA football coach Bob Chesney spoke with me for about a half hour about his success in the transfer portal, new coaching staff and other topics in a wide-ranging exclusive interview:
nypost.com/2026/01/25/spo…
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@GoldenAgeUnfold lol. Another crazy question for any American who knows anything about the US Constitution and what sharia law actually is but I’m slowly getting where you’re going…still ask better questions that challenge people… these questions welcome ignorance.
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@GoldenAgeUnfold Another ridiculous question. Please ask questions that require thought!!! lol we need to take thinking back 15 years.
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@GoldenAgeUnfold I think I counted 30 but I’ve had a few drinks and gave up lol
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@GoldenAgeUnfold Your a clown for even asking this question. The only answer is zero. Congrats you’re now officially a part of the idiocracy.
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@latsondheimer Look at UCLA’s schedule next year…legitimately could go 11-1 or 10-2. At Oregon is the only “unlikely” win on the schedule. Just like Indiana’s schedule last year.
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I don’t know how many games UCLA football will win this fall but it’s already clear how competent the coaching staff is in recruiting making first visits to Mater Dei, St. John Bosco, Tustin and Bellflower, among others. Bob Chesney is the real deal.
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@MaileOnX @libsoftiktok @elonmusk Not all humans are born with 10 fingers and 10 toes either. It doesn’t change what’s considered “normal” vs an “anomaly”. Just answer the question…no, men can’t get pregnant. Was that so hard??
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@libsoftiktok @elonmusk There is a huge conversation being missed about sex, gender and chromosomes
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I knew the responses to this would come down to genitals and chromosomes so lets have a little lesson shall we? Not all humans are born XX or XY. Apparently we need a science lesson on intersex chromosomes. People who are intersex have genitals, chromosomes or reproductive organs that don’t fit into a male/female sex binary. Their genitals might not match their reproductive organs, or they may have traits of both. Being intersex may be evident at birth, childhood, later in adulthood or never. Being intersex isn’t a disorder, disease or condition. People who are intersex have reproductive or sexual anatomy that doesn’t fit into an exclusively male or female (binary) sex classification. Intersex traits might be apparent when a person’s born, but they might not appear until later (during puberty or even adulthood). You may never notice their intersex traits externally and you might only find out about them after a surgery or imaging test. Being intersex isn’t a disorder, disease or condition. Being intersex doesn’t mean you need any special treatments or care. But some people who are intersex choose gender affirmation options if their gender doesn’t match the one they were assigned at birth. Being intersex may affect your: •Genitals. •Chromosomes. •Hormones. •Reproductive system. •Gonads (ovaries or testicles). An estimated 1 in 100 Americans is intersex. Around 2% of people worldwide have intersex traits. Experts don’t know what causes being intersex. Some intersex traits can be genetically inherited (passed from one generation to the next in a family). Being intersex might occur due to: •Changes to an androgen hormone receptor gene. •Natural or synthetic hormone exposure occurring during embryo development. •Missing or out-of-place sex-determining region Y gene (SRY). •Other genetic conditions causing abnormal levels of hormones related to genital development. Being intersex can present in about 40 different ways. The most common intersex traits include: •Combination of chromosomes:Everyone inherits sex-linked chromosomes from their parents. People who are male have XY chromosomes. People who are females have XX chromosomes. People who are intersex may have a mix of chromosomes, such as XXY. Or they may have some cells that are XY and some cells that are XX. Or they may have just one X chromosome (XO). Other combinations can occur too. •Mixed genitals and sex organs: A person who is intersex may have ovarian and testicular tissue (ovotestes). For example, you may have genitals that are associated with being assigned male at birth (AMAB), like a penis. At the same time, you may have internal reproductive anatomy or hormone levels more closely associated with being assigned female at birth (AFAB), like estrogen. Sex and gender are not the same. Key differences include: •Sex refers to the male or female label healthcare providers assigned you at birth based on your genitals. This label goes on birth certificates. Chromosomes, hormone levels and reproductive anatomy play roles in determining sex. •Gender is a social construct based on societal or cultural beliefs about how people should act based on their sex. •Gender identity refers to how your feel inside, regardless of the binary male or female label you were assigned at birth. It can influence how you choose to present yourself through your appearance and behaviors. People who are intersex have a range of gender identities, just like everyone else. Some people who are intersex consider their gender to be intersex. Others identify as female, male, nonbinary or other. Being intersex doesn’t affect sexual orientation. It’s also not the same as being transgender. A person who is transgender identifies with a gender that’s different than the sex they were assigned at birth. A person who is intersex may be transgender if their gender identity doesn’t match the sex they were assigned or raised as. Source: Cleveland Clinic my.clevelandclinic.org/health/article…
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🚨Stop what you’re doing and watch this full exchange between Senator Josh Hawley and a “Dr”
Hawley asks over a DOZEN times if men can get pregnant and she CAN’T ANSWER.
She blanks, then gives word salads and excuses for why she won’t answer.
This is the star testimony for Democrats on abortion.
Unbelievable.
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