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UCLA names Ty Dieffenbach starting quarterback with Nico Iamaleava out

UCLA quarterback Nico Iamaleava looks to pass during the first half against Oregon Saturday in Eugene, Ore.

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Meet UCLA receiver Semaj Morgan, who started a foundation at age 17 to help others

UCLA receiver Semaj Morgan makes a catch as San Diego State safety Jelani McLaughlin attempts to break it up.

UCLA receiver Semaj Morgan makes a catch against San Diego State safety Jelani McLaughlin at the Rose Bowl on Sept. 12.

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What we learned from the Bruins’ breakthrough win at Oregon

UCLA running back Wayne Knight attempts to pull away from Oregon linebacker Jerry Mixon Saturday in Eugene, Ore.

UCLA running back Wayne Knight attempts to pull away from Oregon linebacker Jerry Mixon Saturday in Eugene, Ore.

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UCLA proves it’s a playoff contender in thrilling win over Oregon to remain unbeaten

UCLA tailback Wayne Knight runs for a touchdown against Oregon Saturday at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Ore.

UCLA tailback Wayne Knight scores on a touchdown run during a 17-15 win over Oregon on Saturday at Autzen Stadium. Knight finished with 103 yards rushing.

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EUGENE, Ore. — Sometimes the sequels are better.

In Bob Chesney’s return to Autzen Stadium after Oregon knocked his James Madison squad out of last season’sCollege Football Playoff, his No. 21 Bruins met the moment and toppled the No. 13 Oregon Ducks 17-15 Saturday.

The victory ended UCLA’s five-game losing streak against Oregon and was the Bruins’ first triumph in Eugene since 2004. Chesney became the first UCLA coach to start his tenure 5-0.

He took a moment to soak it in before finding Oregon coach Dan Lanning for the postgame handshake.

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