junior season despite off-field issues. He only played in nine games, sitting out four times because of disciplinary issues.

Nonetheless, Lasley ended up leading the Bruin pass catchers with 1,264 yards, 140.4 yards per game and an average of 18.3 yards per reception. He was the leading receiver in seven of the nine games he played, including the Bruins’ final four games of the season.

CBSSports.com has the 6-foot-1, 210-pound receiver as a fourth-round pick.

Two more Bruin football players – rising redshirt senior defensive back Adarius Pickett and rising senior Nate Meadors – also had the opportunity to leave Westwood and enter the draft.

Only Pickett’s future is known, as the safety announced that he will return to UCLA for another year on Twitter last week. Meadors has yet to decide,and the cornerback has until the Jan. 15 deadline to make up his mind.

Pickett finished second on the Bruins with 85 total tackles, including 63 unassisted. He also returned 10 punts for the Bruins, averaging 7.2 yards per return. He and Meadors – who finished fourth on the team with 55 tackles – both had one interception.

If Meadors stays, he’ll get to play under a new defensive coordinator. Tom Bradley held that position since February 2015, meaning he has been in charge of the UCLA defense throughout Meadors’ UCLA career. But UCLA’s new head coach Chip Kelly replaced Bradley with Jerry Azzinaro, who has coached both in the NFL and the Pac-12.