This wasn’t even a tale of two halves for the UCLA Football team. They were already down to end the half but it was only 10-17 in favor of Utah. That score quickly spiraled out of control when the Bruins allowed Utah to score on a 75 yards throw and catch from Tyler Huntley to Troy McCormick.
Things didn’t get any better from there.
The UCLA Football offense that found mild success in the first half essentially came to a standstill in the second half with punt after punt after punt. That put a ton of stress on a defense that frankly was overmatched against Utah offense that frankly isn’t much of a threat to the rest of the conference.