‘Little Embarrassing’ — Troy Aikman Questions UCLA Fans’ Commitment Despite Bruins…
Troy · UCLAAmid a college football season that has seen upsets, comebacks, and thrilling endings, UCLA’s resurgence ranks among the best. Despite a season-ending injury to starting quarterback Nico Iamaleava, the Bruins continue to play well.
For the first time in years, UCLA football eclipsed the exploits of its crosstown rival: USC. Everything continues to trend upward for the program.
However, Troy Aikman, a Bruins legend, aired his grievance about one aspect of UCLA's success. The Bruins have already reached the eight-win mark, matching a level they last achieved in 2023.
More importantly, they still have a chance to secure their first double-digit-win season since 2014. "So when you have a stadium at the Rose Bowl that holds over 100,000, 25,000, it may as well be empty as opposed to some other stadiums that maybe hold 40,000."
KEY POINTS
- ‘Little Embarrassing’ — Troy Aikman Questions UCLA Fans’ Commitment Despite Bruins’ Undefeated Start To Season.
- The 8-0 Bruins continue to build a strong season in Bob Chesney’s first year in Westwood.
- Troy Aikman, who went 20-4 as UCLA's starting quarterback over the 1987 and 1988 seasons, recently expressed his frustration with the fan support.
- "Little embarrassing that we were 7-0 going into last week's game and, they shoot it pretty low (on TV) so you can't really tell when you're watching the game, I'm told there was about 20-25,000 people at the game," Aikman said.