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No. 15 UCLA cannot cease Jaden Bradley late, falling to No. 5 Arizona for first loss

By Editorial Board Published November 15, 2025 5 Min Read
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No. 15 UCLA cannot cease Jaden Bradley late, falling to No. 5 Arizona for first loss

A recreation of huge runs, momentum shifts and excessive feelings wanted a decision within the renewal of an outdated rivalry.

It discovered one within the arms of a participant who has been round since UCLA and Arizona have been Pac-12 rivals, his late brilliance reviving a chant hated by the Bruins.

“U of A! U of A!”

The Wildcats made themselves at dwelling contained in the Intuit Dome over the ultimate minutes Friday night time because of the play of veteran guard Jaden Bradley.

With two driving layups and a three-pointer, Bradley scored seven consecutive factors late to elevate the No. 5 Wildcats to a 69-65 victory over the No. 15 Bruins.

There will probably be loads of regrets for UCLA after it misplaced an eight-point lead over the ultimate seven minutes as Arizona acquired scorching and made its closing 4 photographs.

Tyler Bilodeau’s 19 factors on seven-for-10 taking pictures weren’t sufficient to maintain the Bruins (3-1) from struggling their first lack of the season throughout a considerably sloppy displaying during which they dedicated 12 of their 16 turnovers within the first half.

Bradley completed with 15 factors and teammate Anthony Dell’Orso had a game-high 20, together with a three-pointer that gave the Wildcats (4-0) the lead with 2:51 left.

Issues had appeared so promising for the Bruins just a few minutes earlier.

Trent Perry and Bilodeau confirmed unselfishness by taking fees in a fast second-half sequence that despatched Arizona’s Koa Peat (seven factors) to the bench along with his fourth foul.

Bruins followers have been rocking the place with slightly greater than seven minutes left after Bilodeau rose for a three-pointer that pushed his workforce right into a 57-49 lead. However a foul possession that ended with an Eric Dailey Jr. turnover helped gasoline the Wildcats’ comeback.

UCLA’s Donovan Dent (11 factors, eight assists) had a jumper blocked shortly earlier than halftime, a becoming growth for a recreation tilting in Arizona’s favor after a primary half of huge runs ended with the Wildcats holding a 28-25 lead.

Arizona guard Anthony Dell'Orso puts up a shot in the first half Friday against UCLA.

Arizona guard Anthony Dell’Orso places up a shot within the first half Friday in opposition to UCLA.

(Mark J. Terrill / Related Press)

Issues had been much more promising for the Bruins early. They resembled the locked-in workforce that had appeared so spectacular in exhibition victories over San Diego State and UC Irvine earlier than falling significantly flatter to begin the common season with three uninspired showings.

Bilodeau was particularly lively within the early going, swatting a shot, scoring on a backdoor layup and drawing a foul on a dangling jumper because the Bruins surged right into a 15-5 lead. However the Wildcats countered with 10-0 and 7-0 runs on the best way to retaking the lead.

There was a curious duality to the play of UCLA middle Xavier Booker. He made two three-pointers and grabbed 5 rebounds but in addition endured a sloppy stretch during which he dedicated three turnovers in fast succession to gasoline an Arizona push.

Turnovers have been an unlucky pattern for the Bruins, who had 12 by the sport’s midpoint — six mixed by Booker and fellow middle Steven Jamerson II and three by Dent.

Issues took a sentimental flip at halftime as UCLA legends Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Jamaal Wilkes spoke as a tribute to the late Invoice Walton, Abdul-Jabbar sharing a narrative about receiving some pottery that Walton signed.

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UCLA followers have been salty earlier than tipoff, a bunch of scholars behind one basket chanting an expletive directed at rival USC because the Trojans polished off a 20-point victory over Illinois State.

These college students’ temper momentarily brightened once they got tie-dye T-shirts as a tribute to the late Invoice Walton, who was honored in a pregame video. Then the scholars directed their similar nasty chant at Arizona after the public-address announcer acknowledged the Wildcats.

Arizona followers quickly acquired their revenge, a hearty “U of A!” chant filling the sector.

It will be heard once more earlier than the night ended.

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