The Bruins continued to round out their 2025 class this week by adding a three-star tight end that they went hard at in recruiting.
Dylan Sims, who the Bruins offered and hosted for a visit back in May, announced on X his official commitment to UCLA. The 6′ 6″ tight end from Queen Creek, Arizona, chose the Bruins over several Power-Four schools, including TCU, Kansas, Minnesota, Duke, and Iowa State.
Given the Bruins’ new offense under coordinator Eric Bieniemy and potential four-star staring quarterback Madden Iamaleava in the class of 2025, Sims could be a part of UCLA’s rebuild for the future under first-year head coach DeShaun Foster.
Ready to work! @UCLAFootball @graphicsbyws pic.twitter.com/OeEIFh6Ag3
— Dylan Sims (@Dylansims_9) June 3, 2024
UCLA continues to build its recruiting class during the off-season, and it is beginning to take shape. Targeting players with good size, side, and athleticism, the Bruins know that to compete with fellow BIG 10 competitors, they will need to be dynamic on both sides of the ball, and Sims is the perfect example.