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UCLA fired athletic director Martin Jarmond and appointed longtime Lakers executive Tim Harris to replace him.
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Martin Jarmond pulling UCLA out of the Pac-12 and trying to find revenue outside the Rose Bowl were among the biggest mistakes of his tenure as athletic director.
Rams players, including Quentin Lake and Kobie Turner, are thrilled Aaron Donald is back on the team, but Sean McVay won’t push for him to play in the opener.
Fans of Los Angeles sports teams demand winning and championships. They don’t show blind loyalty to teams like some fans do in other parts of the country.
Despite many new charter schools, LAUSD legacy schools are fighting back on football field this season.
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