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UCLA reaches 7–0 with 28–10 homecoming win over Michigan State
No. 9 UCLA used a dominant defensive performance to turn a slow start into a 28–10 Rose Bowl victory Saturday.
UCLA beat Michigan State 28–10 in Pasadena, improving to 7–0 overall and 5–0 in conference play. UCLA Athletics said both marks are the program’s first since 2005.
Final: UCLA 28, Michigan State 10
Where: Rose Bowl Stadium, Pasadena
Record: UCLA is 7–0
Defense flips the game
The Bruins trailed after the opening quarter, then scored 14 points in each of the next two periods. The Los Angeles Times reported UCLA forced three turnovers and recorded four sacks while limiting Michigan State to 10 points.
The win keeps UCLA unbeaten heading into next Saturday’s home game against Nevada.
Official recap: Read UCLA Athletics →
Original local reporting: Read the Los Angeles Times →