KD's underbelly is acting up again. Silverlake has already written about Derrick Williams ending his career because of injury issues. Best of luck to Derrick. Although his absence will not be enough if UCLA fails to produce a credible running game with senior Markey, junior Bell, sophomore Molie, and freshman Carter. Bruins may not have Heisman caliber talent on their roster but they have just enough to complement a talent like Ben Olson (and his able back) and come up with a balanced offense that will get the job done next season (that is if these guys are coached up).
Meanwhile, KD, the wide receiver could be losing one of his talented WRs who had the potential to emerge as a multi dimensional athlete in his program. McGee is thinking about leaving UCLA:
One reason for the transfer is that McGee wants to be closer to his dad, Alcie. McGee's mom, Genell, died during last season.
McGee did not catch a pass last season, but his main duty was kick returns. He had 11 returns for 204 yards and an 18.5-yards-per-carry average. McGee started at UCLA as a running back, then moved to defensive back and finally was moved to receiver, all in one season.
McGee missed part of spring football with a hamstring injury and part because he went home to deal with a personal matter.
According to sources, Louisiana Tech, Alabama and Mississippi are among the schools McGee is considering. UCLA coaches are helping McGee with his request to transfer.
Meanwhile, programs that has no underbelly issues - UCLA's women's tennis - is going to competing for a NCAA championship today in Georgia. Lady Bruins beat number 1 Stanford Cardinals in the Final-4 to advance to championship game against no. 3 Georgia Tech:
And speaking of pathetic clowns Wizard has a post on Sanjaya in a UCLA/Chargers (?) football jersey flanked by ladies in UCLA gear.

Photo Source: The Wiz
Honestly as bad it looks he doesn't look any worse than a KD coached UCLA football team when they are embarrassing the football program in some sh!tty bowl game in December.
GO BRUINS.