Lauren Betts reacts to brother Dylan's USC offer with strong response
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 16, 2026, 10:10 PM
Last updated Jun 16, 2026
Lauren Betts, the UCLA basketball legend and current Washington Mystics center, responded firmly to her brother Dylan's basketball scholarship offer from rival USC. After Dylan, a 7-foot-3 five-star recruit, tweeted about his offer, Lauren quickly replied with a blunt, "Absolutely not." She helped lead UCLA to a national championship and has a legacy of dominance against USC, where the Bruins recently won two games decisively. Dylan remains open to offers from various schools, including UCLA, and will make his decision as he prepares for college.
- •Lauren Betts is a former UCLA star and current WNBA player.
- •Dylan Betts received a scholarship offer from USC.
- •Lauren's response to the offer was a blunt, "Absolutely not."
- •UCLA defeated USC decisively in recent matchups.
- •Dylan is also considering offers from schools like Illinois and UCLA.
- 10:10 PMYahoo Sports — UCLA Legend Lauren Betts Shuts Down Little Brother’s USC Offer: “Absolutely Not”
"UCLA legend Lauren Betts had a blunt, two-word reaction to her 7-foot-3 brother Dylan receiving a basketball scholarship offer from rival USC. The post UCLA Legend Lauren Betts Shuts Down Little Brother’s USC Offer: “Absolutely Not” appeared first on LA Sports Report.
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