Eric Bieniemy's return to UCLA lasted only one season. The Bruins let go of Bieniemy on Thursday after fielding one of the nation's worst offenses this season. It didn't take head coach DeShaun Foster long to find a replacement.

UCLA football is moving on from associate head coach and offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy.  Yahoo Sports’ Ross Dellenger initially reported the news – which was later confirmed by On3 – marking the end of Bieniemy’s tenure just nine months into his two-year deal.

Bieniemy’s agent says his client only intended to stay with the Bruins for one year as he plans his return to the NFL.

It has been a busy week for the UCLA Bruins. Eric Bieniemy is out as the offensive coordinator and former Indiana QB Coach Tino Sunseri was hired to replace him. Plus, there have been a lot of big-name Bruins entering the transfer portal,

The Bruins ranked near the bottom of the Big Ten in total offense and last in rushing at 3.07 yards per carry.

UCLA coach DeShaun Foster has made a swift change to his staff, replacing offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy with Indiana's Tino Sunseri.

Offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy received a hero's welcome at UCLA, but the two are parting ways after the Bruins' offense struggled in 2024.

UCLA football coach DeShaun Foster has moved quickly to hire Tino Sunseri as its next offensive coordinator. The Bruins moved on from Eric Bieniemy last week after one season as the program’s coordinator.

Sunseri served as a graduate assistant for the Crimson Tide in 2019 and 2020 after previous stints at Florida State and

Sunseri will replace offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy after he led Indiana to success in his first season as co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach