REACTION: UCLA Puts Up 642 Yards in a Wild Win Over Purdue

UCLA can run the football—and right now, nobody seems capable of stopping them. In this episode, we break down a wild UCLA Purdue game in which the Bruins piled up 642 yards of total offense and an incredible 370 yards on the ground. UCLA has now rushed for more than 200 yards in three straight games, and this is quickly becoming the identity of the team. Wayne Knight was spectacular, while Nico Iamaleava once again showed how dangerous he can be both running and throwing the ball. Nico also took some enormous hits and kept getting back up, raising an important question about how UCLA keeps its quarterback healthy over the course of the season. There are concerns, however. Purdue repeatedly attacked UCLA's man coverage and threw for 378 yards, turning the game into an unexpected track meet. UCLA also committed too many penalties and gave up an incredibly easy fake punt. We discuss whether Purdue's passing offense is better than expected, UCLA's problems in coverage, Sammy Omosigho's huge defensive performance and the three Purdue turnovers. There's plenty to clean up, but the Bruins keep winning. And right now, that UCLA rushing attack looks like the real deal. ========================================================== Reacting to the latest football action. Saturday vs Sunday is a dedicated football podcast breaking down the biggest games and headlines across both college football and the NFL. We analyze weekly gridiron strategies, team rosters, and post-game news.