UCLA changed its offense this season with intentions of accentuating quarterback Josh Rosen’s strengths while reliably running the ball.
Going one for two in those departments has led to a .500 record.
The Bruins are 3-3 overall and 1-2 in the Pac-12 Conference halfway through the regular season, Rosen’s passing success largely offset by a ground game that has chugged along in first gear in the rare moments when it’s been able to shift out of neutral.
Heading into what’s essentially a must-win game against Washington State on Saturday night at Martin Stadium, UCLA Coach Jim Mora isn’t reversing course when it comes to the new offense.