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UCLA

Conference: Big Ten
Power Rank: 6.5
Record: 3-9
ATS: 4-7-1
O/U: 6-5-1

2025 Schedule

Location
Opponent
Result
ATS
O/U
vs
Utah
L 10-43
L
Over
at
UNLV
L 23-30
Push
Push
vs
New Mexico
L 10-35
L
Under
at
Northwestern
L 14-17
W
Under
vs
Penn State
W 42-37
W
Over
at
Michigan State
W 38-13
W
Under
vs
Maryland
W 20-17
L
Under
at
Indiana
L 6-56
L
Over
vs
Nebraska
L 21-28
L
Over
at
Ohio State
L 10-48
L
Over
vs
Washington
L 14-48
L
Over
at
USC
L 10-29
W
Under

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Quarterback Nico Iamaleava's Disappointing Debut

Transfer QB Nico Iamaleava, who helped Tennessee reach the College Football Playoff last season, struggled significantly in his UCLA debut, completing just 11 of 22 passes for 136 yards with one TD and one interception. His poor execution and the offense's inability to move the ball effectively (220 total yards) raises questions about the team's offensive potential moving forward.

Offensive Coordinator Integration Issues

Despite bringing in Tino Sunseri from Indiana (where the Hoosiers averaged 41.3 points per game), UCLA's offense looked disjointed and failed to execute at a high level. The lack of chemistry between the new coordinator and players, particularly with Iamaleava, suggests the team may need several games to find their rhythm.

Severe Ground Game Deficiency

UCLA managed only 84 rushing yards compared to Utah's 286, indicating a major weakness in their running game. With Iamaleava leading the team in rushing with just 47 yards on 13 carries, the Bruins lack a reliable ground attack that could help control games and take pressure off their passing game.

Fan Support and Program Momentum Concerns

The season opener drew only 35,032 fans to the Rose Bowl, with many leaving early as Utah fans made a strong showing. This poor attendance and lack of sustained fan engagement reflects broader concerns about the program's direction and could impact recruiting and team morale.

Time of Possession and Control Issues

UCLA was dominated in time of possession, holding the ball for 15 minutes less than Utah while managing only 14 first downs to Utah's 30. This inability to sustain drives and control the game tempo suggests fundamental issues with offensive execution that must be addressed before facing UNLV.