The Bruins put the first points on the scoreboard, two touchdowns and points-after in the first quarter. Stanford did not score in that period, but did earn a touchdown and point after in the second quarter. However, that was answered by another touchdown and point after by UCLA. The score at halftime was 21-7.
Stanford scored 7 more points in the third quarter, with nothing from UCLA.
Stanford struck again quickly, tying the score at 21-21 at the beginning of the fourth quarter. But UCLA answered with two more touchdowns and points-after while Stanford was able only to score a field goal.
UCLA’s next game will be at home against Arizona State at the Rose Bowl.
UCLA football schedule
| Opponent | Date and Time | Location | W|L | Score |
| Hawai’i | Aug. 28 12:30 pm PT |
Pasadena | W | 44-10 |
| LSU | Sep. 4 5:30 pm PT |
Pasadena | W | 28-27 |
| Fresno State | Sep. 18 7:45 pm PT |
Pasadena | L | 40-37 |
| at Stanford | Sep. 25 TBD |
Stanford | W | 35-24 |
| Arizona State | Oct. 2 TBD |
Pasadena | ||
| at Arizona | Oct. 9 TBD |
Tucson, AZ | ||
| at Washington | Oct. 16 TBD |
Seattle, WA | ||
| Oregon | Oct. 23 TBD |
Pasadena | ||
| at Utah | Oct. 30 TBD |
Salt Lake City, UT | ||
| Colorado | Nov. 13 TBD |
Pasadena | ||
| at USC | Nov. 20 TBD |
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum |
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| California | Nov. 27 TBD |
Pasadena | ||
| Pac-12 Championship | Dec. 3 TBD |
Las Vegas, NV |