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'Bleav in UCLA': Jules Bernard Stays in NBA Draft, Quick Baseball and Softball Check-Ins

The Bruins lost a potential super senior starter when Bernard took his decision down to the NCAA deadline and remained in the draft pool.
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Sam Connon and Travis Reed went in-depth on Jules Bernard deciding to stay in the NBA Draft, sharing their thoughts on his pro prospects as well as where this leaves UCLA men's basketball moving forward. UCLA baseball and softball were also playing NCAA tournament games while Sam and Travis were recording, leading to a few thoughts about the cross-sport support in Westwood.

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