UCLA football finishes with three rushing touchdowns to secure win against San Diego State

UCLA defeated San Diego State 28-10 at the Rose Bowl on Saturday. While the Aztecs' defense held the Bruins scoreless in the first half and limited them to seven points through three quarters, the offense struggled to maintain possession. San Diego State managed just 189 total yards and did not score until 2:28 remaining in the fourth quarter. Head coach Sean Lewis cited offensive inefficiency and frequent three-and-out series for forcing the defense to remain on the field, which eventually led to late-game exhaustion. The Bruins capitalized by scoring three rushing touchdowns in the final frame to pull away. San Diego State now looks toward its next game against James Madison at home on September 19 at 7 p.m.

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