DeShaun Foster tried every way to keep his UCLA Bruins’ future strong and secure. He organized “brotherhood meetings.” He got the support of his offensive coordinator, Tino Sunseri , who said, “Stop thinking about what other people think about you, and just think about you yourself.” But deep down, Foster could sense that his D-Day was drawing near. And guess what? He was right. In all three games of this season, Foster’s UCLA took a L – starting with Utah, then UNLV, and the latest blow came from New Mexico. So, it’s obvious that the axe dropped a bit lower over Foster’s head.

Foster signed a five-year, $15 million contract with UCLA in February 2024. While he received a $3 million salary in his first year, in Year 2, he is entitled to receive $3.1 million. Meanwhile, if the head

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