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UCLA Football Re-Enters The AP Poll At #25 After Win Against Cal

By Mike Regalado

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The UCLA Bruins are moving in the right direction after a tough 36-34 win over California Golden Bears up in the Bay Area. After two losses to Utah and Oregon which eventually knocked UCLA out of the Top 25 last week, the Bruins re-enter the AP Poll at #25. With the state the Bruins are in, they have a lot more to worry about than a poll ranking, but at the same time, it is always nice to have a number preceding your school’s name.

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    • Here is the full AP Poll Top 25:

    1. Mississippi St.

    2. Florida St.

    3. Ole Miss

    4. Alabama

    5. Auburn

    6. Oregon

    7. Notre Dame

    8. Michigan St.

    9. Georgia

    10. TCU

    11. Kansas St.

    12. Baylor

    13. Ohio St.

    14. Arizona St.

    15. Arizona

    16. Nebraska

    17. Oklahoma

    18. East Carolina

    19. Utah

    20. USC

    21. Clemson

    23. Marshall

    24. LSU

    25. UCLA

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    With this, the Pac-12 conference keeps six teams in the Top 25. The only other change is Stanford dropping out of the poll with a 26-10 loss at Arizona State. Every Pac-12 team currently ranked moved up at least one spot, with Oregon and Arizona State each gaining the most as they move up three spots after their respective victories. Oregon beat Washington 45-20.

    The Bruins have a chance to move up again next week as they take on the Colorado Buffaloes in Boulder next Saturday. Aside from Colorado having a dismal 2-5, 0-4 record this season, the Bruins are on a 7-game road win streak. Even if the Bruins struggle through a win against the Buffs, expect them to move up after winning 8 games in a row away from the Rose Bowl. The season might not be going as many Bruin fans hoped, but the bottom line is that it is going in the right direction.