Matthew Gregory, the No. 7 ranked wide out and No. 37 overall recruit in the SC Next 300 for the 2027 cycle, has committed to Bob Chesney's UCLA Bruins.
coach Bob Chesney made his latest high-profile addition in the 2027 class Friday with a commitment from four-star wide receiverThe 6-foot-1, 175-pound prospect from Pottstown, Pennsylvania, is ESPN 's No. 7 wide receiver in the cycle.
He announced his pledge to the Bruins overlast fall. Since April 1, the Bruins have added 19 commitments -- including six from the SC Next 300 -- to a 2027 class that began Friday at No. 7 in ESPN's latest class rankings for the cycle. All told, UCLA holds 22 commitments in the 2027 cycle.
If the Bruins get their current class to signing day, the program's seven top 300 pledges in the cycle would mark their highest-count since UCLA signed nine SC Next 300 prospects in the 2016 class. Gregory will enter his senior year at Pennsylvania's Owen J. Roberts High School this fall.
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