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UCLA Vs. Houston: Bruins' Comeback Falls Short

Contributors: SB Nation Los Angeles Staff

The Bruins have lost two straight season openers.

11 Total Updates Since
Aug 30, 2011, 7:00am PDT

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September 4, 2011
Kevin Prince Suffers Shoulder Injury, Concussion; Questionable For San Jose State Game

By Avinash Kunnath@avinashkunnath
September 3, 2011
UCLA Falls Short In Houston, Loses Road Opener

By Josie Becker

UCLA Falls Short In Houston, Lose Road Opener
September 3, 2011
UCLA Vs. Houston Update: Bruins Score Twice After Halftime

By Josie Becker
September 3, 2011
UCLA Vs. Houston: Bruins Keep Score Close 'Til End

By Josie Becker
September 3, 2011
UCLA Vs. Houston Score Update: Bruins Stay In It, Injured Prince Doesn't

By Josie Becker
September 3, 2011
UCLA Vs. Houston Score Update: Bruins Trail 10-0 Heading Into Second Quarter

By Nikil Selvam
September 3, 2011
UCLA Vs. Houston: Case Keenum, QB, Player To Watch

By Cory Williams@cwilliams2k4
September 3, 2011
UCLA Vs. Houston: Game Time, TV & Broadcast Info, Notes

By Eric Stephen@ericstephen
August 30, 2011
UCLA Vs. Houston: Kevin Prince Is Starting Quarterback, Richard Brehaut Will Play Too

By Nikil Selvam

Kevin Price gets the nod as the starter for the Bruins' season opener against Houston.
August 30, 2011
UCLA Vs. Houston: Bruins Release Depth Chart...Except For Quarterback

By Eric Stephen@ericstephen

The UCLA Bruins open their 2011 college football season with a road contest against the Houston Cougars on Saturday. Four days before kickoff, head coach Rick Neuheisel has yet to announce whether Kevin Prince or Richard Brehaut will start at quarterback. That decision is expected Wednesday, but the rest of the depth chart is pretty much set for the Bruins.
August 30, 2011
UCLA Vs. Houston: Rick Neuheisel Will Announce Bruins Starting QB Wednesday

By Avinash Kunnath@avinashkunnath

UCLA football head coach Rick Neuheisel is close to naming the starter at quarterback for the season-opener at Houston. Kevin Prince and Richard Brehaut both believe they'll win the job.