The BYU Football team has been trying to establish the run. Those efforts were thwarted on Saturday night as the UCLA Football team limited the Cougars to 23 total rushing yards in a impressive defensive effort.
In their previous two games, UCLA allowed 5.0 yards per carry, which shredded their run defense.
Against BYU, the Bruins did some shredding of their own as they allowed 0.9 yards per carry. With UCLA welcoming back DT Eddie Vanderdoes and DEs Takkarist McKinley and Deon Hollins from injury, UCLA was able to put some otherworldly pressure on the Cougar offense in a consistent manner Bruin fans are not accustomed to.