UCLA in a lot worse shape than thought

[Savannahbayvol]

In a way except for whats his name kind of sad whats happened to a once pretty good program. I have seen us play them 4 times in LA(Pasadena) and enjoyed all the trips. Plus I can't stand Southern Cal.

Kind of an overview of what has happened to the once great state of Kalyfornia.

MSN

 

[stolitonic]

The powers that be at UCLA made the choice decades ago that they did not want to be a football school..

The school is amazing and the campus is absolutely unbelievable

As I said in the game thread last night, I have also been to a few games at the Rose Bowl and the UCLA "fans" were basically the geriatric wine and cheese crowd. Nothing wrong with that. Those folks pay the big $$ for tickets Very few students-or those that were of student age though


While I love me a nice, polite football crowd-when there is no passion at a game, it can be a bit unsettling. Hard to explain really.

 

[BreatheUT]

Ouch!

 

[RandomUTfan]

UCLA's issues go far deeper than the head coach.

 

[feathersax]

Ouch!

U.C.L.A= U Can't Lose 'em All..
then, again...

 

[dieseldaddy]

Madden will fix it after 2 years of big brother.

 

[Ernie McCracken]

UCLA's issues go far deeper than the head coach.

This.....They've had multiple after multiple coach's and with their resources, recruiting base, weather, and history they should be a contender. It's on the Admins.

GBO