Defensive lineman Kenny Clark announced Monday afternoon that he will forgo his last year of eligibility to enter the 2016 NFL draft. Clark made the announcement on Twitter. Read more...
Photo: Junior defensive lineman Kenny Clark announced Monday afternoon that he will enter the 2016 NFL draft. (Daily Bruin file photo)
You say you want a revolution. It was 2013. UCLA football had a rising star in quarterback Brett Hundley and a rock-solid defense anchored by linebacker Anthony Barr. Read more...
Photo: Freshman quarterback Josh Rosen and quarterbacks coach Taylor Mazzone walk off the field at Levi’s Stadium following UCLA’s loss in the Foster Farms Bowl. (Austin Yu/Daily Bruin senior staff)
SANTA CLARA — There were a lot of doubts surrounding Saturday’s Foster Farms Bowl at Levi’s Stadium. Was a 5-7 Nebraska team worthy of a bowl bid? Read more...
Photo: Junior quarterback Tommy Armstrong Jr. went 12 for 19 for 174 yards and a touchdown, winning the Foster Farms Bowl Offensive MVP award. (Austin Yu/Daily Bruin senior staff)
SANTA CLARA — If one had to pick three factors that defined UCLA’s play this season, the team’s high-flying passing game, its penalty troubles and its inability to stop the run would rank high on the list. Read more...
Photo: Nebraska’s power running game dominated UCLA’s defensive front, tallying 323 rushing yards on 62 carries. (Photo by Austin Yu)
SANTA CLARA — Saturday night’s Foster Farms Bowl was, appropriately, an anticlimactic end to an anticlimactic season for the UCLA football team. The Bruins fell flat before the middling Nebraska Cornhuskers (6-7), surrendering 326 rushing yards in a 37-29 loss. Read more...
Photo: Nebraska freshman running back Devine Ozigbo (left) spearheaded a Husker rushing attack that ripped apart the UCLA defense in the Foster Farms Bowl on Saturday. (Austin Yu/Daily Bruin senior staff)
SANTA CLARA – The first half of the Foster Farms Bowl was a defensive coordinator’s nightmare. Both UCLA and Nebraska put on an offensive show, racking up a combined 492 yards and 42 points. Read more...
Photo: UCLA football is tied with Nebraska 21-21 at halftime of the Foster Farms Bowl. (Austin Yu/Daily Bruin senior staff)
UCLA had Levi’s Stadium on its mind since October, when key Pac-12 losses by the Bruins’ rivals allowed the team to control its own destiny when it came to the conference race. Read more...
Photo: Freshman quarterback Josh Rosen and redshirt junior Paul Perkins will once again lead the UCLA football team’s offensive attack. The Bruins and the Nebraska Cornhuskers play each other Saturday night at Levi’s Stadium. (Daniel Alcazar/Daily Bruin senior staff)
