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UCLA has signed four-star defensive lineman George Toia for its Class of 2027. Toia chose UCLA over top programs like Texas and Michigan, influenced by his brother Jay Toia's experience with the Bruins.
UCLA football has added four-star defensive lineman George Toia to its Class of 2027 recruits. Toia reportedly chose UCLA over other top programs like Texas, Michigan and Penn State. Toia attended three days of UCLA’s spring practices earlier this week before committing to the Bruins on Thursday.
4s up!!!🐻 @ByronNelsonFB @coachwoodward
— George Toia 4⭐️ (@ToiaGtoia) April 30, 2026 Toia is a 6-foot-1, 300 pound defensive lineman from Bryan Nelson High School in Trophy Club, Texas. He started his high school career at Bishop Montgomery in Torrance, California before moving to Texas before last season. Toia is the fifth, four-star recruit in the Class of 2027 to commit to UCLA. He joins safeties Pole Moala and Khalil Terry, linebacker Colton McKibben and tight end Zac Fare in that group.
One reason Toia committed to UCLA was likely his familiarity with the program and Westwood through his older brother, Jay Toia.
George Toia chose UCLA likely due to his familiarity with the program and Westwood, influenced by his older brother Jay Toia's collegiate experience there.
George Toia is a 6-foot-1, 300-pound defensive lineman from Bryan Nelson High School in Trophy Club, Texas, who previously attended Bishop Montgomery in Torrance, California.
Other four-star recruits in UCLA's Class of 2027 include safeties Pole Moala and Khalil Terry, linebacker Colton McKibben, and tight end Zac Fare.

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