UCLA football secured three-star offensive lineman Nehemiah Johnson from the class of 2025. Johnson announced his verbal commitment to UCLA via X on Friday. He is from No. 7 Orange Lutheran High School and is the 16th Bruin commit.
UCLA football has secured a 16th hard commit from the class of 2025. Three-star offensive lineman Nehemiah Johnson, a Southern California native, announced his verbal commitment to the Bruins program via X on Friday.🟡🐻🔵. Thank you to my family, coaches, and everyone who has supported me during this journey wouldn’t be possible without y’all Love y’all.Johnson received the offer from the UCLA coaching staff on June 19, marking his second NCAA Division I offer.
Orange Lutheran fell to Centennial in the first round of the 2023 Division I CIF Southern Section Football Playoffs, which ended Johnson's junior season. But, the rising senior still has one season remaining with the Lancers before heading to Westwood.
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