Joseph Fauria was a red-zone cheat code at UCLA
In his UCLA career, Joseph Fauria became one of the Bruins’ most dangerous touchdown targets, finishing with 20 receiving TDs and a breakout 2012 season with 12 scores, which tied for third on UCLA’s all-time single-season list[6][7]. His game was built on size, catch-point dominance, and reliable hands, and he showed week-to-week consistency by catching at least one pass in his final 22 games as a Bruin[6]. For a team, that kind of big-bodied mismatch is gold in the red zone—but note that this profile reflects a finished UCLA career, not current active performance[6][8].
