Lateef, a true freshman from Compton, Calif., threw for 205 yards and a touchdown on 13-of-15 passing as the Huskers improved to 7-3 overall and 4-3 in the Big Ten, clinching a winning regular season for the first time since 2016.

UCLA's offense against Nebraska looked terrible. Nico Iamaleava was the only reason the Bruins were still in the game. Poorly timed play calling in second and third-down situations, along with a lack of a passing game, plagued the Bruins. Iamaleava was forced to run more than he has of late to keep the Bruins competitive.

The Nebraska Cornhuskers are West Coast-bound as they look to get back into the win column with a Saturday night matchup against the UCLA Bruins.

Nebraska is 7-3, and that should feel great. But if you’re a Husker fan, you know exactly why it doesn’t. The 28-21 win over UCLA was gritty, weird, and late enough to make even the most loyal fan reach for another glass of

Emmett Johnson deserves your All-American votes — and it turns out TJ Lateef isn’t too bad either. In what many expected to be a game defined by trial and error

Nebraska bounced back from its loss to USC by taking down UCLA 28-21. The Huskers did a lot, along with freshman TJ Lateef, but it wasn't perfect.

After Nebraska's 28-21 win over UCLA, TJ Lateef's teammates gushed about his "greatness" and a performance that had few weaknesses.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/ucla as Social Media Explodes After UCLA’s Clash With Nebraska. UCLA was hoping to bounce back after its blowout loss to Indiana on Oct.25th. The Bruins now must go undefeated with a grueling schedule ahead if they want to make a bowl game this season.