UCLA football defeats Iowa 20-17 at Rose Bowl

The UCLA Bruins secured a narrow 20-17 victory over the Iowa Hawkeyes at the Rose Bowl, extending their winning streak to three games and achieving their first home win of the season. The Bruins' defense played a pivotal role, with linebacker Carson Schwesinger recording two interceptions and facilitating a strong rushing attack that totaled 211 yards, led by T.J. Harden's 125 yards. Iowa initially took a 10-0 lead, but UCLA responded with key touchdowns, including one from Garbers to Loya. In the fourth quarter, Iowa managed to tie the game at 17-17 with a touchdown run from Kamari Moulton, before UCLA clinched the win with a 27-yard field goal from Mateen Bhaghani. The victory was marred by penalties on UCLA, which allowed Iowa to stay competitive throughout the game. This match marked a significant milestone for UCLA as they continue to fight for bowl eligibility in the Big Ten.