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UCLA's Eric Dailey Jr Wants Bigger Leadership Role in Senior Season
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UCLA's Eric Dailey Jr Wants Bigger Leadership Role in Senior Season

Senior guard/forward Eric Dailey Jr. is expected to play a significant role for UCLA men's basketball during the 2026-27 season. Entering his third season with the Bruins, Dailey expressed his desire to take on a larger leadership role and contribute to UCLA winning its 12th national championship. The team has not claimed a national title since 1995. Dailey transferred to UCLA after his freshman season at Oklahoma State and has accumulated 100 career games, including 68 with the Bruins. Assistant coach Darren Savino praised Dailey's work ethic and influence on younger players, noting his positive impact on the team's culture. Last season, Dailey averaged 11.6 points and 5.8 rebounds while helping UCLA reach the NCAA Tournament second round.

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UCLA's Eric Dailey Jr Wants Bigger Leadership Role in Senior Season

Senior guard/forward Eric Dailey Jr. is expected to play a significant role for UCLA men's basketball during the 2026-27 season. Entering his third season with the Bruins, Dailey expressed his desire to take on a larger leadership role and contribute to UCLA winning its 12th national championship. The team has not claimed a national title since 1995. Dailey transferred to UCLA after his freshman season at Oklahoma State and has accumulated 100 career games, including 68 with the Bruins. Assistant coach Darren Savino praised Dailey's work ethic and influence on younger players, noting his positive impact on the team's culture. Last season, Dailey averaged 11.6 points and 5.8 rebounds while helping UCLA reach the NCAA Tournament second round.

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