Milton Knox to Transfer

UCLA's back up running back has decided that he will not be attending UCLA next year and will be transfer elsewhere. The decision was hard for Knox, considering two of his family members suffer from diabetes and they both live in the Los Angeles area, but Knox is in a search for playing time and he isn't likely to find it at UCLA. Knox was unable to get consistent playing time as a freshmen behind John Franklin and Derrick Coleman.. With Gatorade player of the year Malcolm Jones joining the Bruins as a running back, there is really no room for Knox to get any playing time on this team, leading him to decide to transfer.

The next leaders of the UCLA Bruins

2009 was a mediocre season for the UCLA Bruins, producing a 7-6 record. The Bruins will be starting their spring practices in less than a week, and are banking on the improvements of about ten players to bring the next season up a few notches. The top players to watch include:

10. Wide Receiver, record breaker and offensive powerhouse - Josh Smith
9. Corner back and showing strides on the practice field - Aaron Hester
8. May be the Defensive End the Bruins need - Damien Holmes
7. Running back has the perfect mix of strength and speed - Milton Knox
6. Offensive guard with much to prove or much to lose - Stanley Hasiak
5. Offensive tackle will need to step up his game - Nik Abele
4. Running back will need to prove his spot on the team - Jonathon Franklin
3. Defensive tackle is being given the chance he needs to shine - David Carter
2. Quarterback teetering on the verge of losing his spot - Kevin Prince
1. Quarterback battling it out with Prince - Richard Brehaut