2012- 9-5, #30, #5 class stars per player
2013- 10-3, #8, #10 class stars per player
2014- 10-3, #14, #2 class stars per player
UCLA returns 18/22 starters and 2/2 on special teams and brings in the #2 class in stars per player.
They don't play Oregon. Tough games are
@Stanford,
@Arizona,
@Utah,
@USC, vs. ASU.
If they beat Stanford, who they've really struggled with under Mora, they could be 10-0 heading into their last two on the road, Utah and USC.
By the time they play USC, they may already have the South wrapped up.
UCLA has a good chance to win the conference and therefore make the playoff.
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Even if Rosen is only okay, I think this is the best team Mora has had at UCLA.
It's definitely his most talented team and his easiest schedule. I'm a little concerned about out corners (I think they're average), but we dumped our Jonathan Smith-like DC for a legend. Hopefully he brings some better pressure packages to hide that weakness.
I think they could win the Pac, and these days that is at least a 50/50 to make CFP. Either way, Gladstone will be jealous and angry.
Mora will botch a game against the Zona schools and might lose to Sark too. In fact the script says they blow the usc game after winning the south.
I like to talk shit about a coach who has won 10 games a year back to back and 9 games his first year at a school, that what I like to do. Wait when was the last time UW won 10 games?
Told you fuckerds Sark would win the South soon after taking job. Anyone still want to doubt Puppy your lord next year? I called Stanford/UO vs Usc for title after the season ended. Sark beats Oregon in a rematch, after losing to UO late in November on the road, to win the conference.
Neuheisel is not going to set the college football world on fire with his ability but he also won’t burn down UCLA’s chances to compete in 2015 by trying to do too much. He knows his skill set and he knows what he has around him, and will be able to lean on the more dynamic playmakers in the offense to make the highlight reel plays to get the Bruins going.
His steady, if unspectacular, play and gutsy leadership will bring the consistency that UCLA needs this season. He may not be the flashy, exciting choice, but Neuheisel is the best choice for the Bruins to get the most out of their offense in 2015."
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You talking football?!? C'mon, son.