BONSIGNORE: UCLA kicker Forbath's winner is unforgettable

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Sad wrote:

It's sad that an entire article and the only bright side of a football team is based on a kicker...

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UCLA ROB wrote:

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The 2010 UCLA Bruin Football Team - an army of one.

80s and 90s Bruin Fan wrote:

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Call me hackeyed, but I actually see some stirrings of hope amidst the 4-5 Bruin Football team. Oregon State is probably better than any of the remaining teams (including USC) and the Bruins actually controlled the game and should have put it away earlier had Kai been on target. Brehaut showed that he could actually pull a game out when forced to pass, which hasn't been the case since Drew Olson played QB in 2005. Remember, he was highly touted as a recruit (4 stars accordings to RIVALS) and considered a catch for the Bruins (certainly more so than Prince). I may see a bit of Cade McNown or Tom Ramsey (winning UCLA QB's from the 80's and 90's) in Richard.
The number of young players getting experience, especially freshmen, means that the team will only get better in the future. If they can make the plays they did last week against OSU while so green and inexperienced, the team will only fare better in the Pac-12 when the schedule doesn't include the Ducks next year. I expect a win in Husky Stadium next week. However, given how this team has performed, I know others are expecting to be let down.
Go Bruins!

Brew In wrote:

<quoted text>I'm with you 100% on that! I was at the game and agree with your assessment. Brehaut also is looking more comfortable in his decision making in the pistol by actually keeping the ball and running with it. That along keeps the defense second guessing who and where and allowed Franklin to get some good chunks of yardage!
GO BRUINS

Bruin Nation wrote:

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Agree Brehaut is looking much more comfortable in the pocket, I was shocked to see Forbath miss two field goals.
Washington will be a real test for Brehaut and the defense.
Friday Basketball starts I'm hoping this will be a breakout season for the kids. 11 freshmen and So.'s very young team.

80s and 90s Bruin Fan wrote:

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Malcolm Lee and Jerime Anderson are actually juniors, all that is left from the supposed "#1 ranked" recruiting class of 2008. Jrue Holiday is the only player from that class that has proven himself (now in the NBA) to this point. I watched the exhibition against CSULA last night and Josh Smith and Tyler Lamb look like the real deal, along with last year's standout freshmen Reeves Nelson and Tyler Honeycutt. This team will certainly improve on the 14-18 record of last year, and the Pac-10 isn't particularly deep, so they may be one of the 2 or 3 teams that make the tourney this year.

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Chosen Traveler wrote:

So are you boys going to under-achieve in basketball again just like you do in football every year

Chosen Traveler wrote:

So are you boys going to under-achieve in basketball again just like you do in football every year

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80s and 90s Bruin Fan wrote:

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UCLA Basketball
43 NCAA Tournament Appearances
18 Final Fours
11 Championships
NCAA Tournament Record 98-36
USC Basketball
15 NCAA Tournament Appearances
2 Final Fours
0 Championships
NCAA Tournament Record 11-18
NOW WHAT IS YOUR DEFINITION OF UNDERACHIEVEMENT?

Chosen Traveler wrote:

<quoted text>UCLA Basketball has a very glorified past I will admit, but what have they done lately. USC is NOT expected to sweep UCLA, but last year we did. USC is never expected to win the Pac10. I say we have been moving upward in basketball in the last decade to give yout (B)ruin boys fits. UCLA is consider THE basketball school around here and one of the best in the country. 14-18 definitely looks like underachieving, just as the USC football program is considered having an "off" year when we ONLY win 8 games.(B)ruins are elated when your football team wins 6 games in a season. Your boys better hope you at least split with the Trojan basketball team this year if you are to achieve your so-called "improvement" season this year.
USC - BEATING THE (B)RUINS IN FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL

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Chosen Traveler wrote:

<quoted text>UCLA Basketball has a very glorified past I will admit, but what have they done lately. USC is NOT expected to sweep UCLA, but last year we did. USC is never expected to win the Pac10. I say we have been moving upward in basketball in the last decade to give yout (B)ruin boys fits. UCLA is consider THE basketball school around here and one of the best in the country. 14-18 definitely looks like underachieving, just as the USC football program is considered having an "off" year when we ONLY win 8 games.(B)ruins are elated when your football team wins 6 games in a season. Your boys better hope you at least split with the Trojan basketball team this year if you are to achieve your so-called "improvement" season this year.
USC - BEATING THE (B)RUINS IN FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL

Chosen Traveler wrote:

So are you boys going to under-achieve in basketball again just like you do in football every year

Told You So wrote:

<quoted text>As an impartial observer, at least UCLA isn't on probation for any sports program...unlike USC in football.

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Bruin Nation wrote:

Loce had a 30-30 night last night, 1st time in 28 yrs. Wish he had stayed for all four.