In Episode 87 of the What’s Bruin Show, we talk about the UCLA Football team’s Foster Farms Bowl loss and what this means for the team going forward. We also preview UCLA Basketball’s conference opening weekend and end up with some “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” conversation.
In this latest episode, hosts Bill Shirley, Jake Merrifield and I welcome back long-time guest host Suzanne Shirley as we talk about the UCLA Football team and their no-show in the Foster Farms Bowl. UCLA was run over by the Nebraska Cornhuskers 37-29 in a head-scratcher of a game.
So what does this mean for the Bruins, especially with several players expected to declare for the NFL Draft? And with all of that happening, what does the future of UCLA Football hold? Continuing on that topic, what will define UCLA becoming elite and are they capable of obtaining that?
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We tell you! And do not worry, we have plenty of “which coach is going to get fired” chatter for you as well!
We then do a quick preview of the UCLA Basketball team’s opening weekend in the Pac-12 as they head up north to face the Washington schools. So will the Bruins to make some noise in the conference? Once again, we tell you!
We then end the show a bit unconventionally as we have a real quick chat about
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
. We all saw it and we all have our opinions about it. WARNING! This segment of the show has spoilers in it, so if you have not seen it, skip ahead. If you have seen it and would like to “nerd out” with us or you simply just do not care, then welcome!
Next: The UCLA Basketball All-Time Team
All of this and more in Episode 86 of the podcast you all know and love, the What’s Bruin Show. Also available at Podomatic.com, iTunes and Stitcher!