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    'Records are meant to be broken.' Brett Hundley is a big Dorian Thompson-Robinson fan

    LOS ANGELES — Everything Brett Hundley wanted at UCLA remains a possibility for Dorian Thompson-Robinson. A Pac-12 championship. A Rose Bowl. Maybe even something better. "It's awesome to see," Hundley said over the phone, "because I love UCLA to death." Hundley never reached those heights while leading his teams to two mid-tier bowl victories and a 3-0 record against those repugnant rivals ...
    by Ben Bolch, Los Angeles Times Oct 19, 2022 3 minutes
    UCLA quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson throws under pressure against Utah in the second quarter at the Rose Bowl on Saturday, Oct. 8, 2022, in Pasadena, California.

    LOS ANGELES — Everything Brett Hundley wanted at UCLA remains a possibility for Dorian Thompson-Robinson.

    A Pac-12 championship. A Rose Bowl. Maybe even something better.

    "It's awesome to see," Hundley said over the phone, "because I love UCLA to death."

    Hundley never reached those heights while leading his teams to two mid-tier bowl victories and a 3-0 record against those repugnant rivals across town.

    Almost as soon as the dual-threat quarterback departed for the NFL in 2015, the Bruins ran a reverse into irrelevance. They posted losing seasons in five of the next

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