UCLA’s future football facility will be named the Wasserman Football Center, UCLA Athletic Director Dan Guerrero announced Thursday. The building will be named after the Wasserman Foundation and Casey Wasserman – a sports agent, UCLA alumnus and the foundation’s president – in recognition of Wasserman’s donation and support. Read more...
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September 4, 2:09 pm
Future UCLA sports facility to be named the Wasserman Football Center
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September 4, 12:58 am
UCLA offensive line makes improvements in practice after ‘disappointing’ play
One day after what he called a “disappointing” performance by his group that he said nearly lost UCLA the game against Virginia, offensive line coach Adrian Klemm brought his players in for a meeting. Read more...
Photo: Redshirt senior left tackle Malcolm Bunche (right) has stepped into a leadership role in his first year at UCLA. The transfer from Miami recently organized a players-only meeting to discuss the importance of focus with the younger offensive linemen on the team. Katie Meyers/Daily Bruin senior staff
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September 3, 9:11 am
Bruins disappointed after dropping to No. 11 in AP poll after win
It’s a tale of two lines for UCLA as the team preps for Saturday’s home opener against Memphis. The Bruins saw some of the best of one and what they hope was the worst of another against Virginia. Read more...
Photo: At the end of fall camp, the injuries and lack of depth on the offensive line appeared to be the biggest concern for the Bruins. That concern proved to be a rightful one on Saturday, when UCLA surrendered five sacks against Virginia. (Katie Meyers / Bruin senior staff)
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September 2, 12:10 am
Football Tuesday – Sept. 2, 2014
Every UCLA football Saturday, whether at the Rose Bowl or on the road, has so much more to it than a win or a loss. That’s why each postgame Monday (or in this case, Tuesday), the Daily Bruin will break down the Bruins’ most recent game, outlining the good, the bad and the verdict for their performance. Read more...
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September 2, 12:00 am
UCLA v. Memphis: Three things to watch for
1) UCLA offensive line vs. Memphis pass rush It’s no secret that UCLA’s offensive line had a rough outing against Virginia on Saturday, surrendering five sacks and allowing many other rushers to collapse the pocket on redshirt junior quarterback Brett Hundley. Read more...
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September 1, 9:46 pm
UCLA football’s offense finds plays when they are needed most
It wasn’t always pretty – in fact, it rarely was – but ultimately UCLA claimed its first win of the season over Virginia on Saturday, aided by a standout defensive performance that gave the Bruin offense an 18-point lead to work with. Read more...
Photo: On Saturday, UCLA’s best offense was produced by its defense – which scored three touchdowns. Junior cornerback Ishmael Adams (right) was one of the three Bruin defenders who scored as he returned an interception for a touchdown in the second quarter. (Courtesy of Emily Gorham/The Cavalier Daily)
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August 30, 8:05 pm
Season opener proves QB Brett Hundley a capable leader under pressure
CHARLOTTESVILE, Va. – Jim Mora could sense it. “Today, (Brett Hundley) was a different guy,” he said. Through the first three quarters against Virginia, UCLA’s offense, led by Hundley, looked as if it had skid far off the tracks. Read more...
Photo: Despite facing incessant pressure from the Virginia defensive front on Saturday, UCLA quarterback Brett Hundley stood strong. The redshirt junior was sacked five times, but successfully managed and maintained UCLA’s early lead for the entire game. (Courtesy of Emily Gorham / The Cavalier Daily)