28-20. This is my prediction as well.(though I might dip into 27-20 if our snapper doesn't improve this week)

fansince--

Karma to you for a very insightful post (nice avatar too!). It should be a very telling game for us. UCLA had 600 yards of total offense last Saturday. That may be more of an indication of how bad Stanford is. Stanford still hung 17 points on UCLA though.

At the end of the day, I think we score more than 17 and UCLA scores less than 45. (Our O is better than Stanford's O and our D is better than Standord's D). Hopefully we have the moxie to come out on top!

fansince5 wrote:

Good thing Airhead has fallen off the face of the earth!

GO COUGS!

He's probably curled up with that $100 book on overcoming disappointment that he was pimping on Friday.

lawman wrote:

fansince--

Karma to you for a very insightful post (nice avatar too!). It should be a very telling game for us. UCLA had 600 yards of total offense last Saturday. That may be more of an indication of how bad Stanford is. Stanford still hung 17 points on UCLA though.

At the end of the day, I think we score more than 17 and UCLA scores less than 45. (Our O is better than Stanford's O and our D is better than Standord's D). Hopefully we have the moxie to come out on top!

Well that narrows it down a little

Impressive breakdown and I even agree with the score. My prediction was 27-21 UCLA.

Speaking of your avatar fansince5...when's the first Office episode this season? I don't watch many tv shows but that's one that had me hooked from the beginning.

A very interesting UCLA observation. This guy obviously has watched a lot of BYU games. Unfortunately few of us have probably seen as many UCLA games to break down. From what I've seen, however, his assessment seems right on. UCLA does have a better O-line that Arizona's. Hall is accurate and poised. And our running game is bruising. One area that I think looked like a weakness before the season started was DL. However, Dulan and Jorgenson seemed to have no trouble plugging up the running lanes and pushing the O-line back on pass and run plays. The only question mark was Manumaleuna, but he had some tackles and seemed to plug up the middle quite well. Time will tell, but the DL doesn't seem that weak anymore except in terms of depth.

I almost wish we had played UCLA first this season. Arizona had no idea about Unga. But i promise you that nobody will look past him now, UCLA is going to be ready. Can they stop it? Only Saturday can tell.

My guess is that Bronco pulls something out of his magic hat and throws UCLA of balance. Another secret weapon??

Again, only saturday will tell.


I already can't wait!