UCLA Transfer Portal Tracker (UPDATED 1/10)

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Oct 19, 2024; Piscataway, New Jersey, USA; UCLA Bruins head coach DeShaun Foster reacts during the second half against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights at SHI Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images / Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images

UCLA football has already been dealt some blows as players have begun to consider a change of scenery for next season.

As the offseason progresses, we will bring you all updates concerning the effects of the transfer portal on UCLA.

Here are the Bruins who have entered the transfer portal so far:

EDGE Collins Achaempong (Committed to Bowling Green)

RB T.J. Harden

QB Justyn Martin (Committed to Maryland)

S Clint Stephens

S R.J. Jones (Committed to Utah Tech)

S D.J. Justice

WR Logan Loya (Committed to Minnesota)

RB Isaiah Carlson

S Isaiah Newcombe

WR Braden Pegan

K Joseph Firebaugh (Sacramento State)

OL Niki Prongos (Committed to Stanford)

RB Deshun Murrell

K David Dellenbach

K Blake Glessner

WR J. Michael Sturdivant (Committed to Florida)

DB Jaylin Davies (Committed to Oklahoma State)

OL Tavake Tuikolovatu (Committed to Kansas)

P Chase Berry

DL Sitiveni Havili-Kaufusi (Committed to Oklahoma State)

Here are transfers who have committed to UCLA:

WR Jaedon Wilson from Arkansas

OT Julian Armella from Florida State

DB Benjamin Perry from Louisville

DB Andre James Jr. from Oregon State

OL Courtland Ford from Kentucky

EDGE Ka'eo Akana from Utah

DB Bryon Threats from UCF

DB Key Lawrence from Ole Miss

OL Eugene Brooks from Oklahoma

EDGE Nico Davillier from Arkansas

DB Aaron Williams from Louisville

DB Ashton Sanders from Oklahoma

DB Cole Martin from Arizona State

LB Isaiah Chisom from Oregon State

DB Scooter Jackson from Utah Tech

DB Robert Stafford from Miami (FL)

WR Mikey Matthews from Cal

QB Joey Aguilar from Appalachian State

OL Ty'Kieast Crawford from Arkansas

OL Kaedin Arnold from Jacksonville State

RB Anthony Woods from Utah

"We'll be able to reload," Foster told reporters on National Signing Day. "Because just like where people are leaving, we're going to be able to pull guys in. So, we're going to be able to reload. That's the nature of the business. You guys have seen plenty of teams go from three wins or whatever they did to conference championships. Prime's [Colorado coach Deion Sanders] done the same thing; he lost a lot of guys in the portal, and he was able to reload.

"So, it's just the nature of the game. I think in two years, this won't really be a big thing to you guys because it's something that's constantly happening now. Guys hit the portal, and guys come in from the portal. So, it's just the nature of the game right now."

With Martin's planned departure and Ethan Garbers having played his final collegiate season, the Bruins will need to find a new QB1, as Martin was likely going to fill that role next season.

"I got to get a quarterback in here, and I feel comfortable that I will be able to do that," Foster said.

The Bruins will also be looking to add to the offensive line when the portal opens up.

"I like what we have, but you still want to add depth, just for competition," Foster said. "I just felt that our depth this season wasn't where it needed to be. Some games, we would get tired in the second half. The LSU game, we got tired in the second half, we can't put guys in. We needed more depth. So, I think that as long as we can get, potentially, some more guys in, yes, we want to do that, but I like what we have. I like the guys that are here right now that want to be Bruins."

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