DeShaun Foster notched his first coaching and road wins simultaneously, UCLA surviving the heat and a special teams meltdown to beat Hawaii. His first winning streak came courtesy of back-to-back triumphs over Rutgers and Nebraska as part of a brutal travel schedule in which the Bruins will log an estimated 22,048 miles.

The offense has been clicking lately and quarterback Ethan Garbers still has plenty of support from the first-year head coach.

Foster and the Bruins got off to an alarming 1-5 start to the year, and while not a whole lot was expected of the program in its first year in the Big Ten, their showing through their first six games was simply inexcusable.

Looking a what went right and what went wrong for UCLA football against Nebraska on Saturday, when the Bruins earned their third win of the season.

The UCLA Bruins head coach DeShaun Foster voiced his thoughts on talk around Nebraska Cornhuskers QB Dylan Raiola and Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes.

A few months on the UCLA campus early in 2001 was the setting for Nebraska’s current head coach and defensive coordinator first crossing paths. The Bruins' head coach also is

Anytime you want to be successful in life, you have to sacrifice something,” Foster told reporters on Tuesday. “The more you sacrifice, the more you’ll get back in football.” The head coach said he missed his daughter’s first Halloween as a result of the travel involved to get to Nebraska.

It's starting to feel like deja vu for Nebraska Cornhuskers fans. On Saturday, the Cornhuskers dropped their third