UCLA shuts out Nevada 27-0 in non-conference finale
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Last updated Nov 1, 2026
UCLA Bruins secured a dominant 27-0 victory over Nevada on Saturday at the Rose Bowl. This win matched UCLA's best start since 2005, improving the team's record to 8-0. The Bruins' defense intercepted Nevada quarterback Luke Duncan on the first three drives, with Derrick Barksdale returning one for a touchdown. Offensively, Ty Dieffenbach threw for 178 yards and contributed two touchdowns, helping the Bruins pull away after a cautious start. The Wolf Pack struggled offensively, managing only 176 total yards and 65 rushing yards.
- •UCLA improves to 8-0 after the shutout against Nevada.
- •The Bruins' defense intercepted Nevada three times in the first half.
- •Ty Dieffenbach threw for 178 yards and accounted for two touchdowns.
- •Derrick Barksdale's pick-six highlighted UCLA's defensive dominance.
- •Nevada fell to 3-5 in the defeat.
- 1:35 AMYahoo Sports — UCLA cruises to statement win against Nevada in non-conference finale
"The UCLA Bruins look nearly unstoppable. Saturday's win was the latest example.
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