Last night, the UCLA Bruins defense caused six turnovers against the Washington State Cougars and four of those turnover led to UCLA touchdowns. It turns out that the Bruins needed each and every one of those turnovers to win last night’s 67-63 shootout in Pullman, Washington.
Meanwhile, the Cougs were not able to cause more than one Bruin turnover.
Offensively, everything seemed to go right for the Bruins as UCLA scored the most points in a game. It’s the most points UCLA has scored since they scored 68 against BYU in 1993.
Dorian Thompson-Robinson had his best game as a Bruin.