Darius Muasau is in his first fall camp with the Bruins as well after transferring from the University of Hawaii. He left the Rainbow Warriors as the team's leading tackler in 2021 with 109 total tackles (64 solo tackles and 14 for a loss). The senior balances the ferocity of camp's daily physical regimen with film. After three to four hours of film with the team, he unlocks his iPad and starts watching even more on his own. San Francisco's Fred Warner, Indianapolis' Darius Leonard and Tampa Bay's Devin White are some of his favorites. "Just things I can get better at and just not in our own film, but also like NFL film as well," Muasau said. "I'm picking out specific things that they do in the league that I can implement to my own game." Although he spends a lot of time focusing on his own game, Muasau said there's a deep connection among the linebackers. They're always texting each other and, of course, Muasau said he's always willing to spend extra time on film with a less experienced teammate. "But it's not that I know everything. I'm still learning myself," he said. "So I'm just learning, teaching them what I know already." - Orange County Register