UCLA Beats Oregon
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- 9 Oct
Oregon erased any doubt about which quarterback UCLA would face midweek by listing Dante Moore as out.
- 10 Oct
The Bruins are 4-0 for the season and currently 2-0 in conference play.
- 11 Oct
Raiola, the first backup QB to start for Oregon since Braxton Burmeister in 2017, transferred to Oregon from Nebraska in the offseason.
Coverage 10 articles
- 11 Oct Oregon player caught smacking UCLA QB Nico Iamaleava’s head in dirty late hit
New York Post 
11 Oct No. 21 UCLA downs turnover-plagued No. 13 Oregon 17-15 to remain undefeated
Toronto Star
11 Oct Troy Aikman rubs in UCLA’s upset win vs Oregon with cheeky message
New York Post
11 Oct UCLA Bruins upset Oregon Ducks to stay unbeaten and change the Big Ten championship picture
Fox News
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10 Oct UCLA holds off Oregon for momentous win behind backup QB
New York Post
10 Oct UCLA quarterback Iamaleava injured late in the first half against Oregon
Toronto Star
10 Oct UCLA quarterback Nico Iamaleava leaves Oregon game with injury
New York Post
10 Oct UCLA vs. Oregon prediction, odds: The Ducks can’t afford another stumble
New York Post
10 Oct UCLA vs Oregon betting preview and spread analysis as undefeated squad eyes a major upset
Fox News
9 Oct UCLA facing its biggest game of 21st century; what will win the day for Bruins
New York Post
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