UCLA Quarterback Nico Iamaleava had a rough trip to Eugene. The senior quarterback only played in the first half against the Ducks, as he was sidelined for the remainder of the game following an injury sustained in the second quarter.
The Bruins are 5-0. Though some would consider it an ugly win on the road at Oregon, it counts the same toward the Bruins' record. It wasn’t an easy win by any means, and the Ducks made a valiant effort to give Bruins fans a sweat right down to the final seconds.
UCLA overcame an injury to starting QB Nico Iamaleava and got two touchdowns from running back Wayne Knight in a 17-15 win over Oregon that improved the Bruins to 5-0.
In a chaotic ranked matchup against the Ducks, the Bruins were able to outlast Oregon with a 17-15 win on the road. It wasn’t a pretty win, but the Bruins have improved to 5-0 under Bob Chesney.
There are wins in sports that are hard to celebrate, and this should be one of them. While it was a terrific performance for the defense, this was an ugly game for the UCLA offense.
Only five games into his tenure at UCLA, head coach Bob Chesney is putting the program back on the map.
The college basketball season is approaching quickly, and many AP poll voters are getting good looks at teams in exhibition games. While UCLA’s first exhibition match isn’t until Oct.
In the most crucial game of UCLA’s season, they’ll head into the matchup with the healthiest roster we’ve seen all year. To take down the Ducks on the road, these three players could prove to have a hand in the final result.
As the Bruins prepare to battle the Ducks on the road, here’s where my confidence lies with each positional group heading into the contest. I feel moderately confident about Nico Iamaleava heading into the matchup against the Ducks .
In a ranked-on-ranked matchup at Autzen Stadium, this game could very well be the most important one of the season for the Bruins. This game has a ton of value following a win and could also have some interesting effects if UCLA were to lose.
No. 21 UCLA will put its unblemished record on the line when the Bruins (4-0, 2-0 Big Ten) travel to Autzen Stadium on Saturday to face No. 13 Oregon (3-1, 1-0 Big Ten).
The Bruins will travel to Eugene to play a No. 13-ranked Oregon team coming off a win against their cross-town rivals a week ago. This is a ranked matchup nobody saw coming, as UCLA is one of the more surprising teams in the country, and Oregon has looked much more beatable than we originally thought.
There has not been, and likely will not be, a game as big for UCLA as the one they have in front of them. UCLA has found itself in a surprising situation, to say the least, as they prepare to head to Eugene to take on the Ducks in a ranked matchup in Week 6.
Looking at UCLA’s slate of games on their full schedule this season, and particularly their non-conference matchups, the Bruins may have their hands full to begin the season.
The Bruins will need every ounce of talent they can muster to take down the Ducks in Autzen Stadium. To leave Eugene with a win on Saturday, these three stats may prove to be crucial in the Bruins' pursuit of a 5-0 record.
As UCLA heads into the biggest game of its season, here are the three storylines I will be watching that could turn the tide in favor of the Bruins. UCLA has been dominant in taking the ball away at a high rate so far this season.
UCLA’s roster boasts a great core of returning players, while also welcoming newcomers poised to make a huge difference in Mick Cronin’s eighth season with the team.
As UCLA heads into the 2026-27 season under Mick Cronin, here are some of the biggest questions surrounding the Bruins. Highlighting the frontcourt is the duo of Eric Dailey Jr.
The No. 13 Oregon Ducks (3-1, 1-0 Big Ten) and coach Dan Lanning have had some time to collect their thoughts during their bye week. Even redshirt junior quarterback Dante Moore could rest some more after suffering a concussion in the victory at the USC Trojans on Sept.
When talking about players on the verge of breaking into their best years in college basketball, returning center Xavier Booker is right there on the doorstep.
UCLA’s roster boasts a great core of returning players, while also welcoming newcomers poised to make a huge difference in Mick Cronin’s eighth season with the team.
When you talk about expectations surrounding this UCLA team, there’s a great argument to be made that the Bruins have just about already exceeded the expectations for the season.
UCLA Bruins head coach Bob Chesney knows that hype can be a powerful thing.
There's not much of a rivalry between the San Diego State Aztecs and the UCLA Bruins, but perhaps all that is about to change.
This move comes just days before the 2026 college football season kicks off for the Bruins.
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