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UCLA hopes to stay on the winning side of close games

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proved it could do something besides compile a crazy comeback against Texas A&M. The Bruins also showed they could finish.

That was a persistent problem last season. In each of their first four losses, the Bruins could have tied the score or won the game in the final minute. They went 0 for 4.

A chance to force a second overtime against Texas A&M fizzled when quarterback Josh Rosen’s fourth-down pass was knocked away for an incompletion.

An opportunity to end an eight-game losing streak against Stanford crumbled when Rosen was sacked, fumbled and the Cardinal picked up the ball for a touchdown on the game’s final play.