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Trister, N. (2026, September 26). UCLA stays unbeaten with a 54-3 drubbing of hapless Maryland. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/ucla-stays-unbeaten-with-a-54-3-drubbing-of-hapless-maryland/article_18858058-97b1-5968-963b-5a9591eda638.html
Trister, Noah. “UCLA stays unbeaten with a 54-3 drubbing of hapless Maryland.” Toronto Star, 26 Sept. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/ucla-stays-unbeaten-with-a-54-3-drubbing-of-hapless-maryland/article_18858058-97b1-5968-963b-5a9591eda638.html.
Trister, Noah. “UCLA stays unbeaten with a 54-3 drubbing of hapless Maryland.” Toronto Star, September 26, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/ucla-stays-unbeaten-with-a-54-3-drubbing-of-hapless-maryland/article_18858058-97b1-5968-963b-5a9591eda638.html.
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On Saturday, UCLA football dominated Maryland with a score of 54-3 in College Park, Maryland. The game was marked by three touchdowns on direct snaps to non-quarterbacks and four interceptions thrown by Maryland's Malik Washington. UCLA's Wayne Knight ran for 100 yards and a touchdown, while Ta’Shawn James and Scooter Jackson returned interceptions for touchdowns. The victory improved UCLA’s record to 4-0 under new coach Bob Chesney, making them the first team in California this season to enter their open date undefeated. Following this win, UCLA re-entered national rankings at No. 23 in both the AP and AFCA Coaches polls for the first time since mid-2023. The Bruins will face a challenging road game against No. 15 Oregon on October 10th.