UCLA defeats San Diego State at the Rose Bowl in week two

UCLA secured a 28-10 victory over San Diego State on September 12 at the Rose Bowl Stadium. The game began as a defensive struggle, with the Bruins offense failing to score during the first half while the defense limited the Aztecs to 91 yards of total offense. The Bruins eventually broke through in the second half, supported by three rushing touchdowns from Wayne Knight and a score from Jaivian Thomas. The performance followed a turnover forced by Jalen Woods, which helped the team maintain control in the fourth quarter. Head coach Bob Chesney drew praise for his composure on the sidelines as the team overcame its early struggles to close out the home opener. The win marks a significant recovery for the offensive unit after a scoreless first half.

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