UCLA secures commitment from 4-star WR Matthew Gregory

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 12, 2026, 4:36 PM

Last updated Jun 12, 2026

UCLA secures commitment from 4-star WR Matthew Gregory

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Four-star wide receiver Matthew Gregory has committed to UCLA, choosing the Bruins over Nebraska. The Pottstown, Pennsylvania native made the announcement on June 12, following an official visit to UCLA where he praised the school's environment. His strong track performance, including a 10.55 in the 100-meter dash, played a role in his recruitment. UCLA's 2027 recruiting class is currently ranked No. 14 nationally, with Gregory now positioned as their highest rated offensive recruit.

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•Matthew Gregory announced his commitment on June 12.
•UCLA competed against Nebraska for Gregory's commitment.
•Gregory praised the UCLA campus and atmosphere during his visit.
•He has a track record of strong speed performances.
•UCLA's 2027 recruiting class ranks No. 14 in the country.

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4:36 PMYahoo Sports — UCLA lands 4-star WR Matthew Gregory over Nebraska

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The UCLA Bruins just picked up a huge commitment from the East Coast. Four-star Pottstown (Pa.) Owen J Roberts 4-star wide receiver Matthew Gregory announced his commitment to the Bruins on Friday. The speedster committed to UCLA over Nebraska. Gregory recently added an offer from UCLA earlier in June. The program landed an official visit […]
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Yahoo SportsJun 12, 2026, 4:36 PM
UCLA lands 4-star WR Matthew Gregory over Nebraska
The UCLA Bruins just picked up a huge commitment from the East Coast. Four-star Pottstown (Pa.) Owen J Roberts 4-star wide receiver Matthew Gregory announced his commitment to the Bruins on Friday. The speedster committed to UCLA over Nebraska. Gregory recently added an offer from UCLA earlier in June. The program landed an official visit […]

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