When the story of UCLA's 2010 season is recounted, everyone may very well remember, remember the sixth of November. Read more...
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Junior running back Jacquizz Rodgers, seen here against UCLA on Oct. 31, 2009, and the Oregon State Beavers will take on the Bruins on Saturday at the Rose Bowl.
The whirlwind caused by the NFL levying fines on its players for flagrant hits appears to have finally died down, but a couple of former Bruins have some differing thoughts. Read more...
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Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison (top) hits Cleveland Browns wide receiver Mohamed Massaquoi during the second quarter on Oct. 17. (DON WRIGHT/the associated press)
The national championship dreams were dashed upon the field in Manhattan, Kan., and the hopes for a Pac-10 title went out the window with three consecutive losses to Cal, Oregon and Arizona. Read more...
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Defensive end Nate Chandler and the Bruins have to win three out of their final four games to be bowl eligible this year.
Although the UCLA football team finds itself down on its luck and in the midst of a three-game losing streak, things aren't all bad for the UCLA football family. Read more...
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Former UCLA cornerback Alterraun Verner was drafted in the fourth round of the 2010 NFL Draft by the Tennessee Titans.
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No matter how hard you study your notes for that midterm, a good professor will always find a way to ask a question that you have never thought about how to answer. Read more...
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Sophomore quarterback Richard Brehaut threw for 228 yards with two
touchdowns and an interception on Saturday at the Rose Bowl against Arizona.
The UCLA football team is in the middle of a crisis.
They've lost three games in a row, they are now 1-4 in the Pac-10 and they are inevitably cruising toward having a lower win total than last year, which coincidentally would leave them ineligible for a bowl game. Read more...
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UCLA coach Rick Neuheisel talks to sophomore quarterback Richard Brehaut on the sideline during the Bruins’ 29-21 loss against No. 15 Arizona on Saturday.
The box score for the UCLA football team's 29-21 loss against the Arizona Wildcats will read that the Bruins only recorded one sack and had five tackles for losses.
What it won't tell you is that UCLA had opportunities aplenty to bring the ball carrier down behind the line of scrimmage, but couldn't finish the play. Read more...
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Redshirt junior linebacker Akeem Ayers attempts to sack Arizona junior quarterback Matt Scott during UCLA’s 29-21 loss on Saturday. Arizona converted on eight of 16 third-down chances in the game as well as two fourth-down chances, one of which was a fake punt to keep a drive alive.
