UNLV DB gives a dull estimate of UCLA KB Nico Yamaleava: “Nothing really sticks out for him”

UCLA Poor Nico Yamaleava made his Highly Expected Debut with Bruise During the weekend after a burrowing out of Tennessee back in spring. Yamaalea fought during a loss of 43-10 of his team in UtahuCompleting only 11 of its 22 attempts 136 meters with one touch and intercept.

Yamaleava and Bruises will look to bounce on Saturday when she puts on Unlov On the CBS sports network. UNLV, in its first season under Coach Dan Mullen is turned off at 2-0 start with victory Idaho state and Sam Houston. Mullen’s team is full of transfers and one player on a new view, defensive back Aamaris Brownwas not too impressed with what he saw from Yamaleave, Number 1 player in ranking of 247 sports portals.

“Honestly, I don’t keep me for him (on the lane),” Brown said on Monday. “You know in the past, that” five stars, with five stars were discussed. “I was around enough five stars and four stars (players), don’t scare me. I played competition more than them, including Alabama And all that. … Let’s go against the guy like Nico, no surprise, without excitement or anything like. ”

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Brownwhich has interception and in the game on UNs, has a lot of experience facing widespread varnish signal calls. The career started Kansas State 2020 years and they spent two seasons with the program before transferring to USF two more years.

The UN UNVV lost last season on the title of the mountain western Boise statethat deserved the seed seed in the inaugural playoffs and then saw the coach Barry ODOM Purdue. With the help of a reworked roster under Mullen, UNLV re-received a presentation as a potential mountain western candidate. The rebels looked right, barely draw a victory of 38-31 over Idaho’s condition on Sunday. They looked better last week, going on the road and took care of Houston Sam, 38-21.

Unlike Brown, Mullen believes that his team in challenge with Yamaleava and Bruins go around.

“Looking at the movie, you see the talent that has,” Mullen said. “Performance in the end, at the end, was probably not a game that he wanted to play, but I think it would be out of the show and jump out of his performance. He is an extremely talented player. He is an extremely talented player.

This weekend will only mark the third meeting of the program, and UCLA won the previous two matches.