Washington Huskies Dominate UCLA Bruins with Stellar Defense at Rose Bowl

The Washington Huskies improved their record to 8-3 after a commanding victory over the UCLA Bruins, who now stand at 3-8. The final score of the game was 48-14 in favor of the Dawgs, showcasing their dominance on both sides of the ball.

First Quarter

The game began with a strong start for Washington as they took an early lead with a field goal, setting the tone for what would be an impressive performance. Grady Gross successfully converted two field goals during this period, contributing to Washington's initial advantage.

Second Quarter

In the second quarter, Demond Williams Jr. led an effective offensive drive that resulted in two touchdowns and extended Washington's lead significantly. His precise passing and strategic play-calling were instrumental in maintaining momentum against UCLA's defense.

Third Quarter

As play resumed after halftime, Adam Mohammed showcased his rushing prowess by gaining significant yardage and securing first downs for Washington. His efforts culminated in another touchdown run that further widened the gap between the teams.

Fourth Quarter

The final quarter saw Bryce Butler making impactful plays on defense with a crucial sack that halted UCLA's progress. Additionally, Alex McLaughlin recovered a fumble which was returned for one of Washington’s touchdowns, sealing their decisive victory.

Throughout this matchup at Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California, it was evident that Washington’s defensive strategies were key to their success. The Dawgs forced multiple turnovers and limited UCLA’s scoring opportunities effectively.

For fans eager to catch more action from UDUB, mark your calendars for November 29th when they face Oregon Ducks at Alaska Airlines Field at Husky Stadium in Seattle. Tune into CBS at 3:30 PM EDT to watch live coverage of this exciting encounter!

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