Postgame Notes - UCLA 38, USC 20 - Nov. 22, 2014
November 23, 2014 | Football
UCLA Notes – UCLA 38, USC 20 – Nov. 22, 2014 (Page 1)
**Redshirt junior Brett Hundley became the school's all-time leader in total offense, surpassing Cade McNown. Hundley, who had 328 total yards, now has 11,353 yards of total offense at UCLA, ahead of McNown's 11,285.
**Hundley extended his school record of 300-yard total offense games to 19. He vaulted from seventh to fourth on UCLA's single-season total offense list, now holding 3,439. Next up on the list is McNown, who is third with 3,652.
**Hundley (326) recorded his 10th career, 300-yard passing game and is second to McNown's 11. Hundley has five such games this season. He moved from 11th to seventh on UCLA's single-season passing yards list, now holding 2,873. Next up on the list is Tom Ramsey (2,986).
**Hundley has thrown or run for a touchdown in every game of his career but this season's Texas game, in which he was injured in the first quarter. He has at least one scoring pass in 34 of 38 games and has thrown for multiple scores 25 times.
**Hundley rushed for his 28th-career touchdown in the third quarter to move into solo second for UCLA quarterbacks. He previously shared the second position with honorary captain John Sciarra. Gary Beban holds the record with 35.
**Hundley started his 38th-career game, tying Drew Olson for second in UCLA history.
**Hundley is the first quarterback to go 3-0 against USC since McNown, who went 4-0 against the Trojans (1995-1998).
**Hundley had his streak of 103 passing attempts without an interception snapped in the first quarter.
**Redshirt senior Eric Kendricks had a game-high 14 tackles, putting him eight shy of Jerry Robinson's school record of 468. His 128 tackles this year rank 10th on UCLA's single-season list. Next up on the list are Brandon Chillar and Don Rogers, who are tied for ninth with 133.
**It was Kendricks' 23rd-career, double-digit tackle game and his ninth of the season. He has led or tied for the team lead in each game this season.
**Redshirt sophomore Paul Perkins, who had a game-high 93 yards rushing, has run for at least 50 yards in 17 career games. He has 1,265 yards rushing, which is eighth on UCLA's single-season list. Next up on the list is Skip Hicks (1,282).
**Perkins has 1,463 all-purpose yards this season, which is 12th on UCLA's single-season list. Next up on the list is Gaston Green (1,475).
**Junior Jordan Payton has 61 receptions this season, which is eighth on UCLA's single-season list.
**Payton caught a ball for the 14th-straight game. Redshirt freshman Eldridge Massington (11) and junior Devin Fuller (10) also extended their consecutive games with a reception.
**Fuller has 113 career receptions to move into 15th place on UCLA's all-time list.
**With his successful 32-yard field goal in the second quarter, junior Ka'imi Fairbairn has made 28 straight field goals from 35 yards and in.
**The Bruins are 24-0 under head coach Jim Mora when ahead at the half.
**The Bruins scored on five of their six red zone attempts to give them 43 scores in 45 attempts in the red zone. UCLA came into the game tops in the nation.
**The 57-yard touchdown pass from Hundley to sophomore Thomas Duarte was the eighth 50-plus yard offensive touchdown for the Bruins this season and the 20th during Mora's tenure.
**The Bruins have won eight straight games when passing for over 300 yards. UCLA has five 300-yard passing games this season.
**The Bruins have won nine games for the third straight season, the first time in school history UCLA has won nine in back-to-back-to-back years.
**The Bruins own their first three-game winning streak over USC since 1996-1998.
**The Bruins scored at least 35 points for the third straight game against USC, the first time they have accomplished that feat.
**The Bruins hold a 35-10 lead in the Crosstown Cup standings.
**Tonight's attendance was 82,431. It is the first time UCLA has had three home crowds of 80,000-plus in a single season at The Rose Bowl. It also marks the first season since 2007 that the Bruins have had home crowds of 70,000-plus in their first five games. UCLA has had six straight crowds with 70,000-plus dating back to last season.
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