This post was updated Sept. 16 at 9:29 p.m.
Two plays, two touchdowns and not even two minutes had elapsed. 
Soon, the Bruins were on pace for 140 points.

Joseph Crosby
Sports editor
Prediction: UCLA 43, North Carolina Central 7
I have always loved patterns – making them, finding them, whatever it may be.
Growing up, my mom would make patterns out of the sugar packets on tables at restaurants and have me figure out what would come next in the sequence as a way of keeping me occupied while waiting for food – and doing a little bit of learning in the process.

No. 24 UCLA football (2-0) is welcoming a historically Black university for the second time in as many seasons when North Carolina Central (2-0) comes to the Rose Bowl on Saturday.

UCLA football is now 2-0 after blowing out San Diego State on the road. The trio is back as Sports staff writer Gavin Carlson sits down with Sports senior staff writer Jack Nelson and Sports editor Joseph Crosby to break down the win and debate the state of the Bruins’ roster heading into Week 3.

UCLA football is now 2-0 after blowing out San Diego State on the road. The trio is back as Sports staff writer Gavin Carlson sits down with Sports senior staff writer Jack Nelson and Sports editor Joseph Crosby to break down the win and debate the state of the Bruins’ roster heading into Week 3.

We finally had a UCLA football game in 2023, and “Out of Bounds,” Daily Bruin’s sports podcast, has the analysis you need of the Bruins’ win.

When the Bruins and Aztecs last clashed four seasons ago, the former fell to a historic low – amid the lows of a rebuild, no less.

Big changes require adaptation – that’s been a fact since the dawn of time.
But the Bruins have little interest in prehistoric precedents.
“We’ve got to adapt, we’re not going to be dinosaurs,” said coach Chip Kelly.

UCLA’s season opener is approaching, and “Out of Bounds,” Daily Bruin’s sports podcast, is here to break it all down. Sports staff writer Gavin Carlson sits down with Sports senior staff writer Jack Nelson and Sports editor Joseph Crosby as the trio discuss the Bruins’ matchup against the Chanticleers.

The three-man race to earn the Bruins’ starting quarterback nod came down to a virtual photo finish.
It was so close, in fact, that a true winner hasn’t necessarily been decided.