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UCLA football on edge over COVID-19 concerns with bowl game looming

LOS ANGELES — This is not the way UCLA would have wanted Qwuantrezz Knight’s career to end. Instead of leading the Bruins onto the field at Petco Park against No. 18 North Carolina State on Tuesday in the Holiday Bowl, UCLA’s leading tackler will be at home in isolation, the result of a positive coronavirus test.

Without the dynamic defensive back, UCLA's depth will be tested in its first postseason appearance since 2017. In addition to Knight,

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