The Aporia
13 articles about 13 events for “UCLA Football Wins” from Toronto Star.
“Football fans who walked away confused after scouring the opening set of College Football Playoff rankings can take heart: You are not alone and there is plenty of time to sort this out.”
“…icked a 60-yard field goal, according to Sportradar. 5 — Miami road wins if it beats Notre Dame, which would be its most since 2002. 6 — First-quarter points allowed by Utah. 26 — UCLA’s FBS-leading takeaways, 16 more than in 2025 when the Bruins ranked…”
“This week’s poll could set the table for the initial College Football Playoff rankings coming out Tuesday night.”
“Rojas has played inspired football since returning from a knee injury that cost him nearly all of last season.”
“The upsets keep coming, followed by “coachspeak” about parity in college football.”
“(AP) — UCLA is an odd fit geographically in the Big Ten Conference.”
“State fired coach Dave Doeren on Saturday, ending a 14-season tenure in which he set the program’s all-time wins mark but could not make a breakthrough leap to higher success.”
“Brown was named AP Coach of the Year in 1981, was a four-time SEC Coach of the Year and has the most wins of a coach in program history.”
“(AP) — Michael Locksley is out as Maryland football coach, the university announced Wednesday, four days after the Terrapins lost at home to Rutgers for their fifth straight defeat.”
“Bob Chesney is the first UCLA coach to begin his tenure with that many wins.”
“Chesney is the first football coach in UCLA history to start his debut season 5-0.”
“But the school has made a bigger investment in football under second-year general manager Ron Rivera and the hope is it will soon pay dividends with the play on the field.”
“He’s 27-2 with two College Football Playoff appearances at Indiana and has yet to write a check his team can’t cash.”