Things were suppose to be different in the Jim Mora era of UCLA Football. After the program was buried in mediocrity of their previous two coaches, Karl Dorrell and Rick Neuheisel, Mora came to Westwood with a determination to change the culture.
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His first order of business… cancelling the UCLA “tradition” of going “over the wall”. The Bruin faithful opened their eyes and nodded in agreement. Mora was no-nonsense and he could be the coach fans have been looking for.
He did well in his first four years, winning, at minimum, 8 games.