Does UCLA have a shot with Treggs? 
January, 20, 2012
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By Greg Biggins | ESPN.com
From the time he committed to Cal back in the summer, wide out Bryce Treggs (Bellflower, Calif./St. John Bosco) has been as solid a commitment to a school as any player in the country. For the first time, Treggs is questioning his commitment and will take an official visit to UCLA this weekend.
“I’m going to give UCLA a serious look,” Treggs said. “I actually had this visit planned for a while now, but in the last few weeks, I’ve started to really consider UCLA a lot more seriously. I’m still committed to Cal, but I’m going to go in to this visit with a completely open mind and give UCLA an honest look.
“I really like the new staff there, and Eric Yarber is my favorite WR coach in the world. He offered me when he was at Arizona State the summer after my freshman year. That was my first offer, and Coach Yarber has been someone I wanted to play for ever since then. My dad is real close with him and with his NFL experience, I know he could help me get to the next level, and that’s my dream.”
“I’m going to give UCLA a serious look,” Treggs said. “I actually had this visit planned for a while now, but in the last few weeks, I’ve started to really consider UCLA a lot more seriously. I’m still committed to Cal, but I’m going to go in to this visit with a completely open mind and give UCLA an honest look.
“I really like the new staff there, and Eric Yarber is my favorite WR coach in the world. He offered me when he was at Arizona State the summer after my freshman year. That was my first offer, and Coach Yarber has been someone I wanted to play for ever since then. My dad is real close with him and with his NFL experience, I know he could help me get to the next level, and that’s my dream.”
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