Author Archives: Jason Feder

Going up against a top-20 defense is never an easy task.

With receivers throwing passes, an aggressive offense going for points to close out the first half, and a gutsy attempt on a late fourth-down conversion, the Bruins had substance but also flashed some style in their 44-31 win.

In case nobody ever told you in middle school, there’s a reason why there are 12 months in a year.

Against an uninspiring, injury-plagued Utah team on Saturday, the Bruins took a punch to the mouth early and never recovered, trudging through most of the game to leave Salt Lake City with an ego-shattering 44-6 loss and serious questions about the future of this team.

Heading into Saturday’s matchup against BYU, everyone on the UCLA side knew it was going to be a physical matchup against a big team.

With a new NCAA rule pushing the line of scrimmage on kickoffs back five yards, there was an unusual focus on special teams Saturday at Stanford.

For a UCLA defense with such high expectations, Saturday’s performance at Stanford left something to be desired.