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If Only UCLA’s Pro Day Had Ended With A Parent Getting Arrested

The UCLA Bruins are doing a fine job of protecting important secrets, such as which of their former players are best suited to becoming extremely famous for playing pro football:

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"They're saying we can't watch for this reason or that reason," [Justin Edison's father Harold] Edison said. But all Edison felt was, "This is a big day for my son and they are not going to let me watch?"

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One of the football employees guarding the parking structure said anyone watching from the parking structure would be considered "loitering" and that if parents refused to leave, "and it escalates," campus police would be called.

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↵Elsewhere around the country, family members and former teammates were allowed to observe pro days.

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