UCLA defeated UNLV Saturday night 37-3, led by redshirt junior Paul Perkins’ 151 rushing yards and two touchdowns. As freshman quarterback Josh Rosen torched the Virginia defense with his arm Sept.

LAS VEGAS — It was a wild and awkward first half at Sam Boyd Stadium.
There were two muffed punts, a tackler lost his helmet on a fourth down conversion, a referee jumbled his words, and a couple snaps went over the quarterback’s head.

Watch the pregame festivities in Las Vegas before UCLA football’s second game of the season vs. UNLV.

No. 13 UCLA travels to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas for its first away game of the 2015 season Saturday night. Here are the predictions from the Bruin Sports senior staff.

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The UCLA defense answered a key question last Saturday against Virginia.
In the absence of its former leader – current Minnesota Vikings inside linebacker Eric Kendricks – the defense was able to maintain its cohesion and communication.

Football is a game where the stats aren’t foolproof. There aren’t ways to quantify how well an offensive linemen or defensive linemen controls the line of scrimmage, and there aren’t ways to truly measure how well a defensive back plays in man coverage.

In the moment, the UCLA football team’s performance looked too good to be true.
Freshman quarterback Josh Rosen played like a redshirt senior. Junior nose tackle Kenny Clark caught a pass for a touchdown.