The UCLA Basketball team is the talk of the town after Friday night’s mauling of Pacific. Behind freshman point guard Lonzo Ball, the Bruins were able to put up 119 on their victim.
The downside is that they allowed Pacific to score 80 in the contest. While the offense is on fire, the defense needs to step up.
That could be the issue today as the Bruins take on a CSUN team that has a few good weapons and will test the Bruins’ defense. But can the Matadors slow the UCLA offense?