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UCLA Offers Top 2027 Recruit in Utah

UCLA football has been placing an emphasis on the class of 2027 this week and just recently offered one of the class' top prospects.
Jul 29, 2022; Los Angeles, CA, USA; A detailed view of UCLA Bruins helmet during Pac-12 Media Day at Novo Theater. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images
Jul 29, 2022; Los Angeles, CA, USA; A detailed view of UCLA Bruins helmet during Pac-12 Media Day at Novo Theater. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images | Kirby Lee-Imagn Images

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UCLA has been aggressive on the recruiting trail this week, extending a number of offers, particularly to members of the class of 2027.

Most recently, it offered the most highly touted prospect of the group, four-star edge rusher Krew Jones.

Jones announced the offer on social media on Friday.

The 6-4, 225-pound pass rusher/tight end hails from Millville, Utah, where he plays for Ridgeline High School. He is ranked the No. 1 class of 2027 prospect in Utah, the No. 10 edge rusher in his class and the No. 66 class of 2027 prospect in the nation.

According to Desecret News, Jones posted 94 tackles and 11.5 sacks this past season while also recording 206 yards and three touchdowns on 12 catches.

Along with the Bruins, Jones has received offers from Oregon, USC, Arkansas, BYU, Baylor, Washington, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Arizona State and Texas A&M, among others.

Jones is the 20th member of the class of 2027 UCLA has extended an offer to.

The others are as follow:

Four-star QB Brady Edmunds

QB Jameson Purcell

RB Duece Jones-Drew

WR Quentin Hale

WR Demaje Riley (Committed)

Four-star EDGE Richard Wesley

EDGE T.K. Cunningham

Four-star DL George Toia

DL Sione Felila

DL Elija Harmon

DL Jeremiah Williams

DL Jon Ioane

Four-star LB Taven Epps

Four-star CB Duvay Williams

Four-star CB Havon Finney

CB Jailen Hill

CB Larry Moon III

S Khalil Terry

S Gavin Williams

Recruiting, as is always the case, is going to be crucial for the Bruins this offseason, as Coach DeShaun Foster is looking to establish a foundation as he heads into his second year at the helm.

"I got a late start on the '25 class, but the talent that we got and being able to flip guys, that's pretty exciting," Foster said on the Dec. 4 National Signing Day. "It's just showing you what we could do once we really get in there. ... Recruiting is going to come. This is a great university. You got to want to come here. So, we just have to make it visible to guys and just let them know, like, coming around here, being around this program, and you will want to jump in."

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