This post was updated Nov. 24 at 11:40 p.m.
UCLA football (4-7, 3-6 Big Ten) fell 19-13 to USC (6-5, 4-5) in a heated rivalry matchup Saturday night at the Rose Bowl.

In the end, the blame falls largely upon the offense. Thirteen points are simply not enough to win at this level. Going 3-11 on third down and 0-3 on fourth down isn’t enough.

On his own 35, Garbers drops back to pass.
Looking down the field, he scrambles to his right.
Unable to find anything with USC pressure bearing down upon him, the redshirt senior tosses a pass in the direction of tight end Moliki Matavao, where it sails over his head, incomplete.

On fourth down on its own 34, UCLA attempted a quarterback sneak, with redshirt senior signal-caller Ethan Garbers taking the ball straight up the middle.
Garbers was unable to reach the line to gain as the Trojan defensive front held strong, giving USC the ball back with only 4:59 to play and a 3-point lead.

On the UCLA 43, quarterback Jordan Maiava threw a quick screen pass to wide receiver Makai Lemon, who then proceeded to launch the ball downfield to Kyron Hudson for a 39-yard completion.

Redshirt junior J.Michael Sturdivant made his fourth catch of the game, a 25-yard effort that brought the Bruins from being backed up against their end zone to the 26-yard line.

UCLA finally put it all together on offense, scoring the first touchdown of the game and taking its first lead.
However, the lead could have been even larger, as USC mimicked the UCLA defense and held the home team to a field goal for its second score even after getting to the Trojan five-yard line.

UCLA is cruising down the field thanks to two big completions to T.J. Harden and J.Michael Sturdivant.
The two completions of 23 and 45 yards moved the UCLA offense all the way to USC’s five-yard line.

For nearly three and a half quarters, both USC and UCLA went without a sack.
Then redshirt junior defensive lineman Devin Aupiu broke through, sacking quarterback Jordan Maiava and forcing a fumble, though it was recovered by the Trojans.

UCLA kicks off from its own five-yard line because of three unsportsmanlike penalties following the final play of the first half.
USC will begin its first drive of the second half on its own 48.