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Report: UCLA QB Nico Iamaleava Expected to Miss Remainder of Season with Knee Injury

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If true…Yikes!

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Report: UCLA quarterback Nico Iamaleava expected to miss...

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Oh no. That is really too bad. The Bruins are a great story. They may still run the table. Would not be surprised.

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typo

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Their back-up looks serviceable. He held is own against our best defensive showing of the season this far. They should be fine with the rest of the pieces Chesney has put together out there.

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That's a shame. Reminds me of the Dennis Dixon year. Hope they rebound better than we did.

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Really hate to see that happen.

Obviously, if the Bruins had been playing USC, the Condoms would probably still be celebrating on the sidelines.

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1 hour ago, Cigarstar said:

Oh no. That is really too bad. The Bruins are a great story. They may still run the table. Would mot be surprised.

Extremely sorry for the kid.

However, while I think that they are good, I certainly do not think that they are great.

To play a team that coughed up seven turnovers, while UCLA only scored 17 points, and barely won by two, doesn't exactly impress me very much.

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That's really stinks. You don't want to see that for anyone. Hate that every replay that shows his injury will also show our defender delivering a completely unnecessary punch at the end of the play.

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That aint cool. That sucks.!!!

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