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[Hayes Fawcett] "BREAKING: Four-Star Safety Myles Baker has Flipped his Commitment from Cal to UCLA, he tells me for @Rivals The 6’2 205 S had been Committed to the Golden Bears since March

“Thank you God! It’s a great day to be alive and be a Bruin!🐻”

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u/jspector9 — 6 days ago

CBS Sports Projects UCLA's 2026 Record

Would be a monumental turnaround. Actually think we win @ UC Berkeley and give Clown College all they can handle (won't predict an upset just yet)

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u/Bruin9098 — 6 days ago

What does game day look like for a college QB and captain?

Hey everyone,

I’m writing a book and one of the main characters is a 22-year-old college football player at UCLA — he’s the starting quarterback and team captain. I want to get his game day right, from the moment he wakes up until after the final whistle.

I’m looking for details on:
• What a typical game day looks like for him (wake-up time, meals, pre-game routines, stretches, film review, team meetings, etc.)
• What extra responsibilities he has as team captain and QB
• What the actual experience on the field feels like during a game — the adrenaline, pressure, focus, communication, physical sensations, mental state, etc. (I’m more interested in the character’s internal experience than play-by-play football mechanics)
• What happens immediately after the game (win or loss) — locker room, media, celebrations, any post-game speeches or obligations, etc.

Any former players, coaches, trainers, or serious fans who have firsthand knowledge of college football game days (especially at a place like UCLA) — your input would be incredibly helpful. Even small details about food, rituals, or mindset would be appreciated.

Thank you in advance!

I’m happy to answer any follow up questions!

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u/simplyjelly9458 — 14 days ago