Tag Archives: UCLA Football

The Peterson Principle: 9/13/2020

By Tim Peterson We went from not having any sports two months ago to Saturday where I could barely keep up. The remote was always on hand with college football, baseball and the NBA playoffs all in full force. The US Open Final was on as well if that’s your idea of a good time.

Pac 12 Postpones all Fall Sports

By Tim Peterson Are you looking forward to a nice October Saturday afternoon at the iconic Coliseum in Los Angeles? How about a Saturday evening with a beautiful view at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena? Well you can forget about that. At least for this year.

Minter’s Top Five

Mike Minter, who has been an area assistant coach for nearly two decades, chimes in with his Top 5. Minter coached at Monrovia from 1998-2013 and at Bosco Tech from 2016-2018. He has since returned to Monrovia and will be on the Wildcats staff this year.

Elias’ Top Five

Eric Elias has been an area assistant for the last 15 years. The majority of that time was spent at his alma mater, Arcadia and he also had stops at Buena Park and most recently Schurr. Here are the top five players he has ever coached as well as the top five that he coached […]

Slovis, Trojans, Too Much for Bruins

By Tim Peterson (Los Angeles) – Kedon Slovis threw for a school record 515 yards to lead USC to a 52-35 win over UCLA Saturday before 64,156 at the LA Memorial Coliseum.

St. Francis’ Dulcich Headed to UCLA

By Tim Peterson (La Canada) – St. Francis receiver Greg Dulcich will attend UCLA to play football in the fall he announced on Twitter Tuesday. 

Pair of Titans Commit

By MVS Staff (Ontario) – Colony had two of their leaders commit Wednesday afternoon as wide receiver Michael Ezeike picked UCLA and defensive lineman Matt Lawson chose Fresno State.

The TEN: 1/5/2018

(“The TEN” is not a top ten but ten items worth being included in “The TEN”)

The Peterson Principle: 11/20/2017

By Tim Peterson Nathan Peterman just threw another pick…

Trojans Have Enough to Beat Bruins

By Tim Peterson (Los Angeles) -USC jumped on top early and never trailed but ultimately had to hold on in a 28-23 win over UCLA Saturday night before 82, 407 at the LA Memorial Coliseum.