Former quarterback Brett Hundley makes broadcasting debut for UCLA at Rose Bowl
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 13, 2026, 12:50 AM
Last updated Sep 13, 2026

Former UCLA quarterback Brett Hundley began his broadcasting career on Saturday, providing commentary for the Bruins' first home football game of the season. Working alongside play-by-play announcer Wayne Randazzo for the Big Ten Network, Hundley covered the matchup against San Diego State at the Rose Bowl. The 33-year-old transitioned to television after an eight-season career in the NFL and previous studio experience. Hundley acknowledged the difficulty of maintaining neutrality while discussing his alma mater, noting that he occasionally caught himself referring to the team as "we." He remains the school’s all-time leader in multiple statistical categories from his playing tenure, including single-season total offense and completions. Hundley stated that the role allows him to remain involved with the sport by utilizing the analytical skills he developed as a player.
- •Brett Hundley called his first game as a broadcaster on Saturday at the Rose Bowl.
- •Hundley played quarterback at UCLA and holds the program record for single-season total offense.
- •The broadcast featured a matchup between UCLA and San Diego State on the Big Ten Network.
- •Wayne Randazzo served as the play-by-play announcer for the game.
- •Hundley spent parts of eight seasons in the NFL before moving into broadcasting roles.
- 12:50 AMYahoo Sports — Former UCLA QB Brett Hundley calls game involving familiar team
"If you detected a slight bias in the television analyst for UCLA’s first home football game of the season, he could be forgiven. It was Brett Hundley, former Bruins star...
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