RB Duece Jones-Drew, son of NFL All-Pro, commits to UCLA - ESPN
Class of 2027 running back Duece Jones-Drew, the son of former NFL All-Pro Maurice Jones-Drew, has committed to UCLA, he told ESPN on Sunday.
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Class of 2027 running back Duece Jones-Drew, the son of former NFL All-Pro Maurice Jones-Drew, has committed to UCLA, he told ESPN on Sunday.
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