LOS ANGELES -- If it weren't for the blue shirts and gold accents, the footballs and the pads, the playbooks or the helmets, one could describe what is going on inside the UCLA quarterbacks room this year as a scripted reality show.
Take four guys from different parts of the country, with different backgrounds and different personalities -- but one commonality -- and give them nearly a calendar year to play, learn, compete, hang out and essentially live with each other.
A familiar backup from Orange County. An experienced transfer from a small town in Maryland.