Neither Oregon nor UCLA's football teams played a game this weekend, but in the interim their nationally televised matchup for Thursday night in Eugene was upgraded to a showdown. Read more...
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Redshirt sophomore quarterback Kevin Prince, seen last year in the matchup against Oregon, and the UCLA football team will take on No. 1 Oregon Thursday.
It's mid-season report card time! Read more...
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The UCLA defense huddles up during the Oct. 2 game against Washington State. The defense came out with the best grade in Brantley Watson’s mid-season report card.
UCLA starting football players Josh Smith and Morrell Presley have been suspended for the team's next game at Oregon for a violation of team rules. "I'm disappointed in both kids and for both kids," coach Rick Neuheisel said. Read more...
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UCLA football coach Rick Neuheisel addressed the one-game suspensions of two starters, Josh Smith and Morrell Presley, at Tuesday’s practice.
One of the shadiest corners of the sports world has been thrust into the spotlight, and the residual glare falls upon UCLA. On Tuesday, former sports agent Josh Luchs published a striking exposé on the relationship between agents and collegiate athletes. Read more...
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According to a UCLA press release, two players, Josh Smith and Morrell Presley, have been suspended for the Oct. 21 game against Oregon. Read more...
The competition for the starting quarterback position on the UCLA football team is back open for business, according to statements made by coach Rick Neuheisel in his weekly Sunday teleconference. Read more...
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UCLA quarterback Kevin Prince gets sacked by Cal defensive back Darian Hagan in the first quarter of Saturday’s game in Berkeley. Prince went 13 for 31 for 99 yards passing and a touchdown, but also threw an interception and fumbled, and was replaced by Richard Brehaut. Coach Rick Neuheisel was noncommital when asked about who his starting quarterback will be against Oregon.
I'm not sure if there is a record for consecutive head-shakes (not to be confused with head-nods) in the Guinness World Records, but please, someone, put me up for consideration. As a matter of fact, my head is still shaking. Read more...
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Redshirt sophomore running back Johnathan Franklin gets taken down by a slew of Cal defenders. Franklin had 13 carries for 54 yards in the Bruins’ 35-7 loss to the Bears in Berkeley Saturday.
