UCLA Football Spring Practice Day 1: Josh Rosen Looking Good

The first day of Spring Practice is in the books and UCLA Football Head Coach Jim Mora had a lot to say about his guys on Day 1.

It is spring time for the UCLA Football team and Head Coach Jim Mora had a lot of news and notes to share with the media after Day 1 of Spring Practice.

Mora had discussed a great many things, including Josh Rosen, roster moves and some injury updates.

We also got to hear from Rosen himself as he addressed the media after practice.

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Let’s start off with some quick injury notes as nothing severe has been reported. Poasi Moala and Nick Terry were the only two Bruins working with trainers, though no ailments were stated. There was also some unfortunate news as Mora said Cameron Griffin had medically retired.

Mora was impressed with the physical states of several players but pointed out that Boss Tagaloa and Mike Alves looked especially good physically.

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He then discussed Mique Juarez rejoining, “well he has been with us all winter.”

Mora also talked about how the new offense under Offensive Coordinator Jedd Fisch is exciting. “It is what we want. We feel good about it.” He also said that Fisch “knows what he is doing”.

Mora also said that WR Dymond Lee’s move to that position was permanent. He insinuated that this would be the best way to see time on the field as the Bruins are deep at the QB position which is where he was previously listed.

When asked about QB Josh Rosen, Mora stated that he did not notice anything wrong with his shoulder. “He did not look like anything was bothering him.”

Rosen was also able to talk to the media. In regards to the new offense, he commented “[we] are not changing the offense, just changing how it looks.”

Next: UCLA Football Releases Their Spring Practice Roster

The Bruins continue Spring Practice on Thursday, April 6 at 7 a.m. PT, followed by a 9 a.m. parctice on Saturday morning.