UCLA RB Johnathan Franklin
It just doesn’t make sense.
It just doesn’t make sense.
UCLA is a brand name, one that’s recognized across the
country. The campus is second to none, it’s a premier academic institution, the school has a history of winning football, and
most importantly, it is located in Los Angeles, CA. Considering the fertile
recruiting ground, even if you collected USC’s leftovers, you should be able to
produce a decent team.
The Rick Neuheisel era, to put it nicely, was a mess, but
the man was successful everywhere else he went. In addition to this, Norm Chow is one of the most revered names in football with three Heisman
trophy quarterbacks and three national championships. So why was UCLA so bad at playing football?
How was it that two renowned quarterback guru’s couldn’t
produce one single entity that could throw a forward pass?
It just
didn’t work out, this happens in college football sometimes. But forget all that,
it’s a critical time now for UCLA football.
