No. 5 UCLA Turns up the Speed Late to Stay Unbeaten with 34-20 Win at Minnesota
Knight rushed for 109 yards and Mizell caught two passes for 150 as UCLA outgained Minnesota in a 34-20 victory, officials said.
- On Saturday, No. 5 UCLA defeated Minnesota 34-20 in Minneapolis, improving to 9-0 for the first time since 1998.
- UCLA quarterback Ty Dieffenbach threw for a career-high 303 yards and three touchdowns, taking over a month ago for injured Nico Iamaleava to fuel the Bruins' offense.
- Wide receiver Aidan Mizell recorded two 75-yard touchdown catches in the fourth quarter, finishing with 150 receiving yards on just two receptions.
- Minnesota coach P.J. Fleck called for two unsuccessful 56-yard field-goal attempts, while quarterback Drake Lindsey passed for 205 yards but could not keep pace with the Bruins.
- Ranked eighth in the first College Football Playoff poll, UCLA next faces Illinois on Friday night to continue their undefeated run.
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UCLA QB Details ‘Unbelievable’ Support After Road Win Against Minnesota
The UCLA Bruins found another way to keep their unbeaten season alive, but quarterback Ty Dieffenbach pointed to something beyond the scoreboard. Following a 34-20 road victory over Minnesota, his conversation with Jenny Taft offered a glimpse into how this team handles uncomfortable moments. For a program protecting its playoff hopes, that response matters almost […]
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No. 5 UCLA turns up the speed late to stay unbeaten with 34-20 win at Minnesota
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thesportsleader.comNo. 8 UCLA outclasses Minnesota for 9-0 start
Ty Dieffenbach passed for 303 yards and three touchdowns, and No. 8 UCLA surged in the second half for a 34-20 win over Minnesota on Saturday afternoon in Minneapolis.Wayne Knight added 109 rushing yards and a touchdown for UCLA (9-0, 6-0 Big Ten Conference), which has won its first nine games of the season for the first time since 1998. Aidan Mizell had two catches for 150 yards and two touchdowns, and Noah Fox-Flores caught a touchdown pass.Dr…
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