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Cignetti at Indiana: "Best story in college football."
Chesney at UCLA, 7-0, first place in the Big Ten, ranked No. 7: "He's leaving. Nobody shows up. Stadium's too far."
Same story. The only difference is you're jealous of LA.
You grew up jealous of Showtime and Kobe. You watched Kershaw and Shohei bring rings to LA.
The last thing you want is LA winning something else.
LA has its problems, and we could definitely be doing better. But the positives outweigh the negatives by a mile. Make it 26 miles, the distance from Westwood to the Rose Bowl.
Just wait and watch. UCLA will be a powerhouse.
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UCLA allowed 11 third-down conversions in its season opener against Cal.
In the SIX games since? Just 12 combined on 70 attempts (17%).
The Bruins are 7-0, and Bob Chesney's defense has allowed 3 or fewer third-down conversions in 6 straight games.
Ty Paul retweeted
College football is a place where a baby riding a bronze pig makes perfect sense and will likely be a deeply meaningful family photo for decades to come
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The goal posts keep moving. UCLA was 3-9 last year. They are playing with house money atp. This will be the least talented roster Bob Chesney will ever have yet 7-0 with his backup QB and top 10
"I don't care how balanced they are. They still have some things they need to work out."
@JonesN4mo isn't convinced about the Bruins just yet 😅
Ty Paul retweeted
Now watching: The original. The best. It's anniversary week for John Carpenter's brilliant and greatly influential "Halloween" (1978). Even something as seemingly mundane as Laurie Strode's walk to school is unsettling way before you-know-who shows up on the sidewalk.
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Celebrating the UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame class of 2026! ✨
Garrett Atkins
Kris Farris
Sam Mewis
Andre Phillips
Kelly Reeves
Matt Reis
Michael Sealy
Sam Storey
Earl Watson
#GoBruins
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RIP "Clutch" 🕯️
Rams Legend Lawrence McCutcheon
• Five Pro Bowls (1973-77)
• Two-Time Second-Team All-Pro
• First Rams player to have back-to-back 1,000-yard rushing seasons
• 1979 NFC Champion
• One of only six non-quarterbacks to throw a touchdown pass in a Super Bowl
