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UCLA's Brittle Bruin Quarterbacks
Last year, the University of California at Los Angeles went through four starting quarterbacks in a season which failed to meet expectations. New head coach Rick Neuheisel and offensive coordinator Norm Chow had hoped to turn the tide and avoid any quarterback controversy, naming Pat Cowan the starter in Spring...
UCLA Keeps Rose Bowl Hopes Alive
Although it seemed unlikely as their season unraveled earlier this month, the UCLA Bruins are still in the running for the Rose Bowl Game after defeating the beleaguered Oregon Ducks in Pasadena 16-0.For the first half of the game, it looked like neither injury-riddled team wanted to win the ballgame. Converted wide...
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