UCLA’s offense put up a ton of points in Week One. Most Big Ten teams didn’t play against the level of competition the Bruins were met with in Week One, but UCLA seemed to be up to the challenge.
After a big win on the road against Cal, it can be easy for Bob Chesney and the Bruins to get caught up in the heat of the moment. Cal was not an easy opponent to start the season with, and for many teams, a win like that often leads to hangovers the next week.
After a full offseason wondering who would take the field for the Bruins, many of our questions have finally been answered. In UCLA’s Week One win over Cal, there were many players who made the most of the snaps they were given, and a few players who received less time on the field than we would have initially thought.
The highlight of the Bruins' night against Cal was, without a doubt, the strong run game they displayed. The Bruins totaled 277 yards on the ground, with returning back Anthony Woods leading the way with 118 yards on eight carries.
The Bruins put together an impressive win over Cal in Week One. In the road victory, many Bruins exploded onto the scene and showed UCLA fans that there is a lot to be excited about, while others showed there's still some work to be done.
In the Bruins' season opener against Cal, there were a lot of things that went right. UCLA was able to take down the Golden Bears on the road, winning 45-24.
The UCLA Bruins have defeated the Cal Golden Bears 45-24 in Week One to start the season off with a bang. In the victory, much of the credit will go to the Bruins' ground attack, and deservingly so.
The Bruins went down with quite a few injuries in the road win against Cal. One of the major questions coming from UCLA fans following the win is the status of quarterback Nico Iamaleava.
College football fans all around the country had things to say about UCLA in their X win against Cal in Week One. This UCLA team looks like it could have something special, and Bruins fans seem to agree.
In UCLA’s Week One win over Cal, there were many things that fans can hold onto as the season progresses. The Bruins showed a lot of promise and should be a very fun team to watch moving forward.
The Bruins put on a show against Cal in Week One, and multiple players made the most of their time on the field. Here’s who I was thoroughly impressed
The wait is over. The UCLA Bruins play football today. As our attention turns to Berkeley, the Bruins will reveal their starting lineup for the first time, and lots of questions will finally be answered.
The long wait is finally over. It’s game day for the Bruins as they take on Cal in a Week One rivalry game that can have major implications for how the season will pan out for the Bruins.
As UCLA takes the field in Week One against Cal, several players could play a major role in determining whether the Bruins start the season off in the win column.
We’re inching closer to the top spot on our countdown of the top 20 UCLA Bruins of all time. Today’s Bruin, coming in at No. 9, has one of the greatest peaks of any player on the list and was an integral part of one of the greatest teams in program history.
Mick Cronin has a very distinct style in college basketball. Slower, controlled, disciplined, defense-minded players usually fuel Cronin’s rosters, and while this style of play may work for many teams, there’s an argument to be made that this line of thinking may not be the best thing for UCLA moving forward.
The UCLA football season starts tomorrow. As the Bruins gear up to take down Cal in Week One, there are quite a few storylines brewing in anticipation of this matchup.
UCLA is one day away from the beginning of its 2026 season. The Bruins have officially named their permanent captains for the 2026 season, but the interesting part of the announcement may not be the announcement itself.
Continuing with the ranking of the top 20 Bruins of all time, we have finally reached the top 10. Today’s Bruin was part of one of the most dominant runs college basketball has ever seen and received a lot of hardware over the course of his time as a Bruin.
We’ve discussed the value that UCLA starting center Xavier Booker can bring to the defensive side of the court as a rim protector, but it seems as if the Bruins are still in need of a solid perimeter defender.
The state of college football leaves plenty of coaches around the sport in the dark. With so many transfers across so many teams, it can be very difficult for coaches and players to understand what to expect when looking ahead at the schedule.
This move comes just days before the 2026 college football season kicks off for the Bruins.
The LSU Tigers and head men's basketball coach Will Wade have added a veteran piece for the 2026-27 season.
The UCLA Bruins are hiring former QB Derek Carr as a special advisor to the head coach, according to Adam Schefter. Carr will also assist in game-planning and will work with the quarterback group as well.
The UCLA Bruins haven't had a double-digit win season on the gridiron since Jim Mora was the head coach way back in 2014. In fact, those Mora days probably look good now for UCLA fans, despite the fact that he went 9-14 in his final two seasons before being fired.
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