After two incomplete passes, the Bruins find themselves at a third-and-10 with two minutes left to go.
We are looking at the last chance for UCLA.

UCLA holds USC to a field goal, but that still means the Trojans are up by six.
The Bruins will get the ball on their own 25-yard line with 2:09 left to play.

DeShaun Foster elects to use UCLA’s first timeout with 2:21 left on the clock and USC on the UCLA 15-yard line.
Trojans lead by three with a second-and-8 on their hands.

This time he wouldn’t be sacked.
This time USC wouldn’t be held at the goal line.
Scrambling like a madman, Jayden Maiava went back-and-forth across the 10-yard line before firing a bullet towards wide reciever Ja’Kobi Lane in the corner of the end zone.

Despite the heorics of J.Michael Sturdivant, the Bruin drive goes nowhere.
Garbers is sacked for the third time tonight and UCLA punts.
But that punt is shanked by redshirt sophomore Brody Richter, going only 25 yards and placing USC at their own 49-yard line.

Jayden Maiava looked like he was trying to channel his inner Caleb Williams – scrambling in the pocket, running around in circles.
But Williams he is not.

UCLA 13, USC 9
Total yards: UCLA 344 | USC 261
The Bruins come alive in the third quarter with 139 yards of offense to take their second lead of the night.

UCLA made it to the USC 5-yard line, but it’ll have to settle for three points.
After Sturdivant’s acrobatic catch moved the Bruins into the red zone, a false start and sack moved UCLA to the 16-yard line.

Garbers finds Moliki Matavao on a tight end screen and the senior goes tumbling into the end zone to find paydirt.
After a seven-play, 54-yard drive, the Bruins get their second lead of the night with sophomore kicker Mateen Bhaghani’s extra point.

The redshirt senior scrambles for a first down with an eight yard gain.
The call is upheld after review.
UCLA is on the USC 12-yard line.