Draft Scout Snapshot: 2010: Defensive co-winner of UCLA Most Valuable Player award ... Also earned Pac-10 honorable mention acclaim ... Started all 12 games at strong safety ... Led team with 96 tackles and his 8.00 average was ranked fourth (tied) in Pac-10 ... Also led team with nine pass break ups … Led team with 13 stops against USC, 0.5 for loss, and made his first career interception, named teams' Outstanding Defensive Player that week. 2009: Started all 13 games at strong safety … Fourth on the squad in tackles with 73 … Made his second career start, first in a non-nickel alignment, in the opener against San Diego State … Scored his first career touchdown at Arizona, when he scooped up a lateral, that had been batted away by Akeem Ayers, and returned it 28 yards; also credited with five tackles. 2008: Appeared in 11 games as a defensive back and on special teams and made one start vs. Oregon State in the nickel package; credited with three tackles. Personal: Father, Mark, played football at San Jose State and baseball in the Houston Astros organization.
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03/06/12 - UCLA closed Pro Day to media and the public to prevent “distractions” during the workouts, though UCLAbruins.com was covering the event. The ban also extended to parents of players working out. Football program employees, working in pairs, were on roving patrols in the parking structures, which are well away from the field. “I think this is all unnecessary,” said Mark Dye, whose son Tony Dye was a safety for the Bruins the last four seasons. “If they have a legitimate reason for keeping parents out, I haven’t heard it yet.” Dye said that he was told this was like “a job interview.” But Dye said, “As a parent of a player who has been here four years, I want to see my son play his last bit of football at UCLA.” As for the job interview explanation, Dye said, “I get that I wouldn’t go on a job interview with my son. But watching him play football this far away?” - Chris Foster, The LA Times
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