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LA Times · Apr 19, 2017

DeShaun Foster begins tackling big problem: UCLA's running game

DeShaun Foster, UCLA's new running-backs coach, says he has "full confidence" in his players. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)The late afternoon sun is casting increasingly long shadows across UCLA’s practice field as the running backs converge near one sideline to commence a drill. Each tailback and fullback alternates taking handoffs, securing the ball snug to his body before sprinting toward an imaginary line of scrimmage.

That’s where they are confronted by a contraption known as the Blaster, which features a series of horizontal foam rubber tentacles that simulate the contact they might absorb from a defensive tackle or a linebacker.

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