Time supposedly heals all wounds, but for the UCLA football team, there may not be enough time in the world for the scabs to form over its most recent gash. Read more...
Photo: Coach Jim Mora was disappointed when his team “couldn’t get it done” against Stanford on Nov. 28. UCLA looks to redeem itself and assert itself as a top football program when it faces No. 11 Kansas State at the Alamo Bowl. (Katie Meyers/Daily Bruin senior staff)
River Walk A five-mile pedestrian-only walkway that runs parallel to the San Antonio River, the River Walk offers not just a beautiful view of the water, surrounding trees and architecture, but also a vein through the cultural hub of the city. Read more...
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Offensive MVP: Paul Perkins Coming into the season, redshirt junior Brett Hundley was billed as a potential Heisman candidate. As it turns out, he wasn’t even the best offensive player on his own team this season. Read more...
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“I want to be somebody. I want to have people look back on it later and say, ‘He did something while he was here and he made a statement, he made a history.’ I want to leave a legacy.” Those were the words spoken by quarterback Brett Hundley prior to his redshirt freshman season when he took over as UCLA’s starter. Read more...
Photo: Redshirt junior quarterback Brett Hundley has been one of the most prolific dual-threat quarterbacks in the nation during his three years as UCLA’s starter. Hundley ran for an average of 550.3 yards per season. (Austin Yu/Daily Bruin senior staff)
Brett Hundley has become one of UCLA’s best quarterbacks of all time over the past three years, as he has led the Bruins to three straight seasons of nine wins or more after the program only had one such season in the 10-year span prior to Hundley’s playing career. Read more...
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After winning the Butkus Award last week, redshirt senior inside linebacker Eric Kendricks wasn’t done collecting hardware. Kendricks was awarded the Lott IMPACT Trophy Sunday night, becoming the second consecutive UCLA player to win after former outside linebacker Anthony Barr received the award last year. Read more...
Photo: Redshirt senior inside linebacker Eric Kendricks became the second consecutive UCLA player to win the Lott IMPACT Trophy, after former outside linebacker Anthony Barr received the award last year. (Brandon Choe/Daily Bruin senior staff)
In UCLA’s first real test at home this season, the Bruins are getting more than they can handle after a turnover-plagued first half of play. UCLA put together one of its sloppiest halves of the season, turning the ball over nine times, and finds itself trailing No. Read more...
