UCLA has parted ways with offensive line coach Adrian Klemm less than three weeks before signing day, a person close to the situation confirmed Sunday on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to disclose the information publicly. Klemm becomes the second Bruins assistant to depart the program after the dismissal of offensive coordinator Kennedy Polamalu in November. Klemm, 39, presided over an offensive line that was one of the team’s biggest weaknesses last season, giving up 24 sacks, 10 more than in 2015. His offensive line blocked for the top two single-season individual rushing performances in school history, by Johnathan Franklin in 2012 and Paul Perkins in 2014. His departure comes at an awkward time for UCLA with signing day only a few weeks away.

Source: Los Angeles Times January 16, 2017 05:36 UTC