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My Arizona State Experiment

A unique read on UCLA's victory against Arizona State by a fan, who had gone dark and watched the recorded game keeping himself completely blacked out from sports media across all platforms.

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"On behalf of the entire UCLA football program, I respect the Pac-12's decision to suspend six of...

posted by Nestor, Oct 23, 2011

"On behalf of the entire UCLA football program, I respect the Pac-12's decision to suspend six of our players after the unfortunate incident in the second quarter of yesterday's Arizona game," UCLA Coach Rick Neuheisel said in a statement. "As a program, we certainly do not condone the actions of our student-athletes involved, no matter what circumstances they found themselves in at the time.

"As the head coach, I am very disappointed with their actions. I told each and every one of our players as much in the locker room, both at halftime, and at the conclusion of the game. Everyone here understands the expectations and responsibilities we share, and that representing UCLA on the field of play is a privilege."

— ICYMI - Neuheisel's statement on the embarrassment in Arizona.

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Additional Pac-12 Discipline for Arizona Brawl: 6 UCLA Players Suspended

posted by Chris09, Oct 22, 2011

Link pac-12.org

Taylor Embree is now suspended for 2 games. Other UCLA suspensions are the following: Sophomore guard Alberto Cid - Half-game suspension Sophomore wide receiver Randall Carroll - One-game suspension Sophomore wide receiver Shaq Evans - One-game suspension Sophomore wide receiver Ricky Marvray - One-game suspension Sophomore defensive tackle Cassius Marsh - Two-game suspension (consecutive games)

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The "Eye Test": Bruins’ GPA After Our Moment of Clarity in Arizona

Nestor Oct 22 2011, 5:01a

Grading out UCLA's seventh football game against Arizona Wildcats based on an "Eye Test" set up during the off-season focusing on six factors including preparedness, focus, execution and leadership.