Saturday, April 11

UCLA trails Texas A&M 10-9 at halftime

COLLEGE STATION, Texas — UCLA had the start they wanted – a recovered fumble on Texas A&M’s first drive, solid pass rushing from senior defensive lineman Takk McKinley and a silent Aggie crowd, stunned after falling behind 3-0 early on opening weekend. Read more...

Photo: Freshman JJ Molson scored all nine of the Bruin’s first-half points against Texas A&M. The kicker missed the go-ahead field goal at the end of the half to leave the Aggies with the 10-9 edge. (Miriam Bribiesca/Photo editor)


Gameday predictions: UCLA vs. Texas A&M

The No. 16-ranked UCLA football team kicks off its 2016 season with a road game against Texas A&M on Saturday. The game marks the first time that the Bruins have played a team from the Southeastern Conference since Jim Mora took over as coach in 2012. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore running back Soso Jamabo and the No. 16 UCLA football team kick off the 2016 season in College Station, Texas. (Jennifer Hu/Daily Bruin)


UCLA prepares to face Texas A&M in rare SEC matchup

The UCLA football team is venturing into uncharted waters. Since Jim Mora took over as coach before the 2012 season, the Bruins haven’t faced an opponent from the vaunted Southeastern Conference – widely regarded as the most competitive conference in college football. Read more...

Photo: Quarterback Josh Rosen enters his sophomore season in a completely new situation. For the first time in his career, he will face off against an SEC school in Texas A&M. (Daily Bruin file photo)


Q&A: The Battalion shares predictions for upcoming game against Texas A&M

To get some inside information on the Texas A&M football team, Daily Bruin Sports reached out to The Battalion – Texas A&M’s school newspaper – and asked a few questions about the Aggies before their upcoming game against No. Read more...

Photo: Texas A&M defensive end Myles Garrett could prove to be a challenge for UCLA’s offensive line come Saturday. (Courtesy of The Battalion)



Josh Rosen emerges as a leader, looks to improve Bruins’ time of possession

UCLA’s struggles with penalties and run defense have been well documented over the past year. Flying under the radar has been the team’s inability to hold on to the football. Read more...

Photo: After an 8-5 freshman season, quarterback Josh Rosen is stepping up as a vocal leader for the Bruins. The sophomore stood in front of a team meeting and listed out his goals this season. (Miriam Bribiesca/ Photo editor)


UCLA football plays out individual matchups in San Bernardino

SAN BERNARDINO — It was a matchup that had the entire UCLA football team watching. Coach Jim Mora called for it. He wanted his most highly touted freshman wide receiver – Theo Howard – to face off against the team’s most experienced cornerback, redshirt senior Fabian Moreau. Read more...

Photo: Freshman Theo Howard is one of UCLA’s most highly touted wide receiver recruits in recent memory. (Matt Cummings/Daily Bruin senior staff)



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