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 2, 12:00 am
UCLA v. Memphis: Three things to watch for
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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)
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August 30, 6:30 pm
Despite 28-20 win, UCLA football is dissatisfied with performance
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Standing outside the locker room following his team’s 28-20 win at Virginia, coach Jim Mora watched his players walk in, the expressions on their faces a telling one. Read more...
Photo: The sight of redshirt junior quarterback Brett Hundley throwing with a Virginia defender in his face was a common one during Saturday’s game. UCLA was unable to produce a passing touchdown in the game, partly because of a Cavaliers pass rush that frequently laid waste to the Bruins’ injury-riddled offensive line. (Courtesy of Marshall Bronfin / The Cavalier Daily)
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August 30, 12:31 pm
UCLA scrapes 28-20 win over UVA
This post was updated on August 30 at 1:11 p.m. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Escape. That much would best be used to describe UCLA football’s closer-than-expected 28-20 win over Virginia in its season opener. Read more...
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August 30, 10:41 am
Bruins lead Cavaliers at the half, 21-10
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — If UCLA’s offense imagined how it would like to start the season, its first half performance against Virginia would unequivocally not be it. Read more...
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August 29, 7:59 pm
UCLA expects tough plays from Virginia’s top offense, defense players
With UCLA facing Virginia Saturday, here’s the scouting report on Virginia’s top offense and defense players: OFFENSE: RB Kevin Parks (No. 25, Sr.) A diagnosis of Virginia’s offense brings about a simple conclusion: it’s anemic. Read more...