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By Sam Garcia
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Former UCLA forward Tyler Bilodeau returned to Westwood for a workout at his old stomping grounds. UCLA men's basketball shared a video and pictures of Bilodeau practicing at the Bruins' training facility on Wednesday.
Bilodeau Is A Brooklyn Nets Rookie
Bilodeau recently competed in the 2026 NBA Summer League with the Brooklyn Nets. The Nets drafted Bilodeau with the No. 43 overall pick in the second round of the 2026 NBA Draft after he spent the last two seasons of his collegiate career at UCLA.
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During Summer League, Bilodeau played in three games with the Nets. His best performance was 18-point game with five rebounds and two assists against the Golden State Warriors on July 6. He also played in games against the Sacramento Kings and Houston Rockets.
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Now, Bilodeau is in the middle of training for his first NBA season with the Nets. Brooklyn begins training camp at the end of September and will open its preseason schedule with an away game against the Charlotte Hornets on Oct. 6.
Bilodeau's Career At UCLA
Bilodeau transferred to UCLA from Oregon State ahead of his junior season.
He immediately became a starter for the Bruins and led the team in scoring and ranked second in rebounding in both of his seasons at UCLA. His 17.6 points per game last season ranked 12th in the Big Ten conference.
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The two-time All-Big Ten Third Team selection led a UCLA team that reached the second round of the 2026 NCAA Tournament for the second season in row. However, he was unable to play in the tournament due to a knee injury he suffered during the Big Ten Tournament.
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