Arizona quarterback Nick Foles may not be getting mentioned for the Heisman Trophy like Houston's Case Keenum and Stanford's Andrew Luck, but he may be the best quarterback that the UCLA football team will face this season. Read more...
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The UCLA defense will get a boost with the return of junior cornerback Sheldon Price. Price has missed the past two games after injuring his left medial collateral ligament.
A month of riding the bench has passed, and Kevin Prince has returned as UCLA's starting quarterback. This time, everyone's going to pay a little more attention to his health, including the redshirt junior himself. Read more...
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Redshirt junior quarterback Kevin Prince will make his first start in more than a month on Thursday at Arizona.
UCLA sophomore safety Dietrich Riley switched his number from No. 1 to No. 43 before UCLA's game against Stanford earlier this month. Read more...
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With an injury-ridden secondary, the Bruins have been testing out junior wide receiver Randall Carroll in the cornerback position.
Despite a slew of injuries, a banged-up unit has sent the four, and sometimes five, healthiest bodies out there to cover the opposition. Read more...
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Redshirt freshman free safety Tevin McDonald will be looking to step up in a big way to make up for injuries to several key members of the Bruin secondary.
The UCLA community prides itself on the school's campus being featured in films. School officials might not be so proud of the campus's most recent appearance on TV screens across America. Read more...
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Coach Rick Neuheisel was an assistant coach with the Bruins when former NFL agent Josh Luchs was supposedly paying football players.
Freshman quarterback Brett Hundley was billed as the savior of the UCLA football program when he stepped on campus last spring. Read more...
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After junior Richard Brehaut’s injury last weekend, freshman quarterback Brett Hundley has been moved up to become the second string quarterback position behind redshirt junior Kevin Prince.
I can't imagine what was running through Nelson Rosario's mind as he cupped the ball in one outstretched hand, pigskin teetering precariously from pinky to thumb and every digit in between. He probably wasn't thinking about the morale of an entire program, or about the employment of his coach. Read more...
