UCLA-Arizona State Postgame Notes
November 05, 2011 | Football
Nov. 5, 2011
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UCLA Notes
--UCLA has won five of its last six at The Rose Bowl against Arizona State. The last Top 20 team the Bruins defeated at home prior to tonight was #18 Tennessee (9/1/08).
--The 76-yard touchdown pass from redshirt junior quarterback Kevin Prince to senior wide receiver Nelson Rosario early in the third quarter was the longest completion for the Bruins since 2007 (77 yards - Ben Olson to Joe Cowan at Stanford, 9/1/07).
--The 151-yard receiving game was Rosario's fourth-career, 100-yard contest. The 151 receiving yards were one shy of tying a career best. Rosario is now 10th all-time in UCLA history with 1,966 receiving yards and 11th in career receptions with 122.
--Senior wide receiver Taylor Embree moves up to seventh in career receptions at UCLA with 129.
--Senior running back Derrick Coleman rushed for his team-leading 10th and 11th touchdowns late in the second and fourth quarters. Coleman recorded his fourth-career, 100-yard game with 119.
--The Bruins have eight 200-yard rushing games over the last two seasons.
--Redshirt senior Josh Smith's 78-yard kickoff return early in the second quarter was the longest of his career. It was the longest kickoff return for UCLA since Terrence Austin (82 yards - 10/25/08 at California). Smith is now second all-time in Bruin history with 1,537 career kickoff return yards. He also currently stands at fourth (814) on the single-season kickoff return yards list.
--UCLA is 10-3 under head coach Rick Neuheisel when rushing for at least 100 yards.
Arizona State Notes
--Keelan Johnson recorded his first career sack.
--Cameron Marshall recorded his fifth-career, 100-yard rushing game.
--Marshall is now sixth all-time in school history with 24 career rushing touchdowns.
--Marshall is now tied for sixth all-time in school history for single-season rushing touchdowns with 13 this year.
