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Glaser, K. (2026, October 25). No. 9 UCLA rides running back trio to 28-10 victory over Michigan State. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/no-9-ucla-rides-running-back-trio-to-28-10-victory-over-michigan-state/article_2dbf659b-51a7-5643-8ed2-c2bc2e9fb4e3.html
Glaser, Kyle. “No. 9 UCLA rides running back trio to 28-10 victory over Michigan State.” Toronto Star, 25 Oct. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/no-9-ucla-rides-running-back-trio-to-28-10-victory-over-michigan-state/article_2dbf659b-51a7-5643-8ed2-c2bc2e9fb4e3.html.
Glaser, Kyle. “No. 9 UCLA rides running back trio to 28-10 victory over Michigan State.” Toronto Star, October 25, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/no-9-ucla-rides-running-back-trio-to-28-10-victory-over-michigan-state/article_2dbf659b-51a7-5643-8ed2-c2bc2e9fb4e3.html.
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On October 22, UCLA football faced Michigan State in a significant game at the Rose Bowl, with UCLA having transformed from a 3-9 record to an 6-0 undefeated start under new coach Bob Chesney. On October 24, UCLA improved their record to 7-0 by defeating Michigan State 28-10, despite initially trailing after a first-quarter touchdown by the Spartans. The Bruins' dominant performance included forcing turnovers and rushing for 245 yards with three touchdowns from running backs Wayne Knight, Anthony Woods, and Jaivian Thomas. Quarterback Ty Dieffenbach added another key 63-yard touchdown pass and showed versatility by making an interception-saving tackle on a Michigan State return attempt. With this victory, UCLA achieved its first unbeaten start since 2005 and secured the lead in rushing yards per game among Big Ten teams under Chesney's coaching.