Summary
Wayne Knight, a standout running back, has transferred to UCLA from James Madison University. Knight had an impressive season last year, with over 1,300 rushing yards and nine touchdowns, which has caught the attention of the UCLA football team as they work to improve their performance.
Key Facts
- Wayne Knight is a running back who previously played for James Madison University.
- Last season, Knight rushed for 1,373 yards and scored nine touchdowns.
- He also gained 397 yards from catching passes.
- Knight's transfer is part of UCLA's efforts to strengthen their football team.
- Bob Chesney is the new head coach at UCLA, seeking to improve the team after a disappointing season.
- The transfer portal, a system allowing players to change schools, closes on January 16, 2026.
- UCLA’s goal is to show improvement following last season's 3-9 record.
- Chesney is focusing on building a stronger team for future seasons.
