Grading UCLA's Starting Five vs Oregon

Not the best game for Kiki Rice, a player who, at this point, had not scored under ten points this season. She also had her second-lowest shooting percentage in this game 28.6% shooting in this game.

She earns a "B-" because while the scoring was off for sure, she still found herself useful by grabbing five boards as well as assisting some of the other Bruins on this list seven times. Not a bad game, but moving forward, we expect more.

Outside of her lousy shooting performance, Charlisse Leger-Walker still had a very solid game. We would like to see more scoring from her, but we will take 10 rebounds any day, as well as her eight assists.

She earns a B, because anything higher or lower would not be fair. While the shooting was rough in this one, like Rice, she made a massive impact everywhere else on the court.

Gianna Kneepkens has proven herself as one of UCLA's biggest scoring threats this season. While we might ask her to get a few more rebounds, that would be too greedy. Kneepkens has really shown to be one of UCLA's better players, even in a roster that is so deep in talent.

She earns an "A-" because we know what she is capable of; anything higher would be too generous. As previously stated, it would be nice to see her expand some of the other aspects in her game.

After two back-to-back 20-point performances from Gabriela Jaquez, we expected more. Shots were not falling in this one, something that was bound to happen, as in the last two, she was making around 60% of her shots.

She earns a "C" because, unlike Rice and Leger-Walker, she didn't have much impact outside of her scoring, which was low.

This is the Lauren Betts everyone expected to see. She was absolutely unstoppable — helped in part by Cori Close, who designed sets specifically to let her take over after a one-on-one film session leading into the game.

She earns an “A+” because this performance was outstanding from start to finish. Her 14 rebounds were exactly what the Bruins desperately needed, especially on a night when the offense struggled. Add in five blocks, and she once again showed just how dominant she can be defensively.

Overall, the Bruins were just okay in this one. With the level of talent on this roster, you still expect a cleaner performance. Still, handing Oregon its first loss of the season is a solid step in the right direction.