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Citing 'financial deficit,' UCLA fires AD Jarmond

ESPN about 1 hour 1 mins read

UCLA fired athletic director Martin Jarmond on Monday, with chancellor Julio Frenk explaining in a letter to the UCLA community that the Bruins' athletic program "currently carries a significant financial deficit, and its current path is not sustainable."

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