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Can UCLA keep its viral season going? Four things to watch when Bruins face Utah

LOS ANGELES — They’re getting noticed. The national rankings, the player-of-the-week awards, the sports-show hubbub was all a prelude to the joy that came the UCLA Bruins’ way on the eve of their latest showdown. Brenden Clinton, creator of the college football skits that generate hundreds of thousands of views on Twitter, featured the Bruins in one of his fake film sessions. Most importantly, ...
UCLA's Dorian Thompson-Robinson warms up prior to action against Fresno State at the Rose Bowl on Saturday, Sept. 18, 2021, in Pasadena, California.

LOS ANGELES — They’re getting noticed.

The national rankings, the player-of-the-week awards, the sports-show hubbub was all a prelude to the joy that came the UCLA Bruins’ way on the eve of their latest showdown.

Brenden Clinton, creator of the college football skits that generate hundreds of thousands of views on Twitter, featured the Bruins in one of his fake film sessions. Most importantly, they weren’t the team that was the butt of every joke Clinton made while posing as a Washington coach berating his

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