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YIKES: UCLA’s Big Ten Depth Chart Is a Problem

Super Bowl weekend was fun — but now it’s time to talk real football. In this episode of UCLA Football TV, WestWest739 breaks down a serious Big Ten warning that Bruins fans can’t ignore: depth in the trenches. UCLA’s starters look bigger. The portal helped. Progress is real. But when you look at the two-deep, the conversation changes fast. This video is a trenches audit — offensive line and defensive line — focused on body type, rotation, and wear-down football. No hype. No predictions. Just math, roster construction, and whether UCLA can physically survive Big Ten November football. Topics covered: • Why Big Ten football is a different tax • Starter size vs backup reality • Offensive line depth concerns • Defensive line rotation problems • Why thin depth doesn’t lose games early — it loses them late • How this sets up the NIL conversation next This isn’t Pac-12 football anymore. This is Big Ten reality. 👇 Drop a comment: What worries you more — O-line backups or D-line rotation? Subscribe to UCLA Football TV for daily, no-fluff Bruins football breakdowns. 0:00 – Super Bowl weekend / jumping straight into UCLA reality 0:35 – Why this is a depth chart warning, not about starters 1:05 – The Big Ten physical tax (Pac-12 vs Big Ten football) 1:55 – Offensive line starters: real progress acknowledged 3:05 – Backup O-line body types vs Big Ten defensive linemen 4:15 – Why size gaps lose games in the 4th quarter 5:25 – Defensive line rotation and snap count problem 6:35 – November football, Michigan example, schedule stress 7:35 – Razor-thin margin for error / roster still being built 8:05 – NIL setup, engagement question, soft subscribe #UCLAFootball #UCLABruins #BigTenFootball #CollegeFootball #UCLAFootballTV #WestWest739 #WestWest739TV #UnstoppableWestWest739