UCLA Football: DeShaun Foster Finalizes Coaching Staff With Four Official Additions

The Bruins coaching staff has finally been filled out.
UCLA Football: DeShaun Foster Finalizes Coaching Staff With Four Official Additions
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The UCLA Bruins are set to take on the Big Ten conference this year, and they will do so with a brand-new coaching staff. 

Former head coach Chip Kelly had been retained, only for him to leave the program for the offensive coordinator position with Ohio State. The Bruins were quick to find a replacement, promoting former running backs coach DeShaun Foster to head coach.

Foster has been busy filling out his new coaching staff this past month, and he has finalized the staff with four official additions. 

The Bruins have officially announced Juan Castillo as offensive line coach, Erik Frazier as wide receivers coach, Marcus Thomas as running backs coach, and Ted White as quarterbacks coach. 

Foster spoke to UCLA about the new additions, stating: 

"We are building a staff of teachers. These coaches have picked up a diverse skillset from working on every level of football and they are hungry to share that knowledge with the players of our program. Their passion for the game and coaching reflects what we are actively instilling in our players – approaching everything they do with discipline, respect, and enthusiasm – and I am excited to watch them work together."

via DeShaun Foster, UCLA Communications

The Bruins will need to play tough to hang with the bigger teams in the Big Ten conference, but the hopes are now high with Foster and his new staff. 

Time will tell if the program can bounce back and elevate itself over last year's success. 


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James Brizuela
JAMES BRIZUELA

James Brizuela has been a professional writer since 2019. After covering entertainment and the NFL for Sportskeeda, he now works as an Assignment Desk Editor for the LA Sports Report Network which has partnered with the Sports Illustrated FanNation Network, focusing on his expertise in LA sports at the college and professional level.