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List of UCLA Bruins football seasons

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This is a list ofUCLA Bruins football seasons since the college's inception in 1919.[1]

Seasons

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YearTeamOverallConferenceStandingBowl/playoffsCoaches#AP°
Fred Cozens(Independent)(1919)
1919Fred Cozens2–6
Harry Trotter(Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference)(1920–1922)
1920Harry Trotter0–50–56th
1921Harry Trotter0–50–56th
1922Harry Trotter2–3–11–3–1T–4th
James J. Cline(Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference)(1923–1924)
1923James J. Cline2–50–56th
1924James J. Cline0–5–30–4–16th
William H. Spaulding(Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference)(1925–1927)
1925William H. Spaulding5–3–13–1–12nd
1926William H. Spaulding5–34–22nd
1927William H. Spaulding6–2–14–0–12nd
William H. Spaulding(Pacific Coast Conference)(1928–1938)
1928William H. Spaulding4–4–10–4T–9th
1929William H. Spaulding4–41–36th
1930William H. Spaulding3–51–4T–8th
1931William H. Spaulding3–4–10–3T–9th
1932William H. Spaulding6–44–23rd
1933William H. Spaulding6–4–11–3–18th
1934William H. Spaulding7–32–36th
1935William H. Spaulding8–24–1T–1st
1936William H. Spaulding6–3–14–3–14th
1937William H. Spaulding2–6–11–5–19th
1938William H. Spaulding7–4–14–3–1T–3rdWPineapple
Edwin Horrell(Pacific Coast Conference)(1939–1944)
1939Edwin Horrell6–0–45–0–3T–1st7
1940Edwin Horrell1–91–69th
1941Edwin Horrell5–5–13–4–16th
1942Edwin Horrell7–46–11stLRose13
1943Edwin Horrell1–80–44th
1944Edwin Horrell4–5–11–2–13rd
Bert LaBrucherie(Pacific Coast Conference)(1945–1948)
1945Bert LaBrucherie5–42–35th
1946Bert LaBrucherie10–17–01stLRose4
1947Bert LaBrucherie5–44–24th
1948Bert LaBrucherie3–72–68th
Henry R. Sanders(Pacific Coast Conference)(1949–1957)
1949Henry R. Sanders6–35–22nd
1950Henry R. Sanders6–35–23rd
1951Henry R. Sanders5–3–14–1–12nd1717
1952Henry R. Sanders8–15–12nd66
1953Henry R. Sanders8–26–11stLRose45
1954Henry R. Sanders9–06–01st[n 1]12
1955Henry R. Sanders9–26–01stLRose44
1956Henry R. Sanders7–35–2T–2nd
1957Henry R. Sanders8–25–23rd18
William F. Barnes(Pacific Coast Conference /AAWU)(1958–1964)
1958William F. Barnes3–6–12–4–16th
1959William F. Barnes5–4–13–1T–1st
1960William F. Barnes7–2–12–23rd
1961William F. Barnes7–43–11stLRose
1962William F. Barnes4–61–35th
1963William F. Barnes2–82–23rd
1964William F. Barnes4–62–24th
Tommy Prothro(AAWU /Pacific-8 Conference)(1965–1970)
1965Tommy Prothro8–2–14–01stWRose54
1966Tommy Prothro9–13–1T–2nd[n 2]55
1967Tommy Prothro7–2–14–1–1T–2nd10
1968Tommy Prothro3–72–4T–5th
1969Tommy Prothro8–1–15–1–1T–2nd1013
1970Tommy Prothro6–54–3T–2nd
Pepper Rodgers(Pacific-8 Conference)(1971–1973)
1971Pepper Rodgers2–7–11–4–18th
1972Pepper Rodgers8–35–22nd
1973Pepper Rodgers9–26–12nd912
Dick Vermeil(Pacific-8 Conference)(1974–1975)
1974Dick Vermeil6–3–24–2–1T–3rd
1975Dick Vermeil9–2–17–1T–1stWRose55
Terry Donahue(Pacific-10 Conference)(1976–1995)
1976Terry Donahue9–2–16–12ndLLiberty1515
1977Terry Donahue7–4[n 3]5–2[n 3]2nd[n 3]
1978Terry Donahue8–3–16–22ndTFiesta1412
1979Terry Donahue5–63–47th
1980Terry Donahue9–25–22ndIneligible[n 4]1314
1981Terry Donahue7–4–14–2–1T–4thLBluebonnet
1982Terry Donahue10–1–15–1–11stWRose55
1983Terry Donahue7–4–16–1–11stWRose1713
1984Terry Donahue9–35–2T–3rdWFiesta910
1985Terry Donahue9–2–16–21stWRose76
1986Terry Donahue8–3–15–2–1T–2ndWFreedom1414
1987Terry Donahue10–27–1T–1stWAloha911
1988Terry Donahue10–26–22ndWCotton66
1989Terry Donahue3–7–12–5–19th
1990Terry Donahue5–64–4T–6th
1991Terry Donahue9–36–2T–2ndWSun1918
1992Terry Donahue6–53–58th
1993Terry Donahue8–46–1T–1stLRose1817
1994Terry Donahue5–63–5T–5th
1995Terry Donahue7–54–4T–5thLAloha
Bob Toledo(Pacific-10 Conference)(1996–2002)
1996Bob Toledo5–64–44th
1997Bob Toledo10–27–11stWCotton55
1998Bob Toledo10–28–01stLRose†88
1999Bob Toledo4–72–69th
2000Bob Toledo6–63–5T–5thLSun
2001Bob Toledo7–44–46th
2002Bob Toledo[n 5]8–5[n 5]4–4T–4thWLas Vegas
Karl Dorrell(Pacific-10 Conference)(2003–2007)
2003Karl Dorrell6–74–4T–5thLSilicon Valley
2004Karl Dorrell6–64–4T–5thLLas Vegas
2005Karl Dorrell10–26–23rdWSun1316
2006Karl Dorrell7–65–44thLEmerald
2007Karl Dorrell[n 6]6–7[n 6]5–4T–4thLLas Vegas
Rick Neuheisel(Pacific-10 / Pacific-12 Conference)(2008–2011)
2008Rick Neuheisel4–83–68th
2009Rick Neuheisel7–63–68thWEagleBank
2010Rick Neuheisel4–82–79th
2011Rick Neuheisel[n 7]6–8[n 7]5–42nd(South)[n 8]LKraft Fight Hunger
Jim L. Mora(Pac-12 Conference)(2012–2017)
2012Jim L. Mora9–56–31st(South)LHoliday
2013Jim L. Mora10–36–3T–2nd(South)WSun1616
2014Jim L. Mora10–36–3T–2nd(South)WAlamo1010
2015Jim L. Mora8–55–43rd(South)LFoster Farms
2016Jim L. Mora4–82–75th(South)
2017Jim L. Mora[n 9]6–7[n 9]4–5[n 9]4th(South)LCactus
Chip Kelly(Pac-12 Conference)(2018–2023)
2018Chip Kelly3–93–65th(South)
2019Chip Kelly4–84–5T–3rd(South)
2020Chip Kelly3–43–45th(South)
2021Chip Kelly8–46–3T–2nd(South)CXHoliday[n 10]
2022Chip Kelly9–46–35thLSun2121
2023Chip Kelly8–54–58thWLA
DeShaun Foster(Big Ten Conference)(2024–2025)
2024DeShaun Foster5–73–612th
Total:629–438–37
      National championship        Conference title        Conference division title or championship game berth

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^National Champion UCLA was ineligible for the Rose Bowl due to a "no-repeat" rule, with USC (a team UCLA had beaten 34–0) sent instead and losing.
  2. ^9–1, #5 ranked UCLA was voted out of the Rose Bowl by the AAWU conference in favor of 7–4 USC due to it having one more 'conference game win", 4–1 to UCLA's 3–1. UCLA beat USC earlier that year.
  3. ^abcUCLA finished the 1977 season 7–4 overall and 5–2 in conference, tied for 2nd in the conference. They later forfeited the 7 wins due to having an ineligible player.[2][3]
  4. ^UCLA was ineligible for post season play after the 1980 season due to probation.
  5. ^abCoach Toledo was fired before the bowl game, so offensive line coachEd Kezirian coached the2002 Las Vegas Bowl.
  6. ^abCoach Dorrell was fired before the bowl game, so defensive coordinatorDeWayne Walker coached the2007 Las Vegas Bowl.
  7. ^abCoach Neuheisel was fired before the bowl game, so offensive coordinatorMike Johnson coached the2011 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl.
  8. ^USC had a better conference record, but was ineligible for postseason play due to probation, so UCLA, the 2nd place finisher, was the Pac-12's first South Division Champion.
  9. ^abcCoach Mora was fired after the USC game, so offensive coordinatorJedd Fisch was head coach against Cal and in the2017 Cactus Bowl.
  10. ^UCLA accepted a bid to the Holiday Bowl, where they were due to face North Carolina State. However, just hours before game time, the Bruins withdrew from the bowl due to COVID-19 protocols in their program, and the bowl was canceled.

References

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  1. ^"UCLA Bruins Football Record by Year".
  2. ^Moran, Malcolm (December 3, 1981)."U.C.L.A. Comes East Quietly".The New York Times. RetrievedSeptember 14, 2016.
  3. ^"The Spokesman-Review - Google News Archive Search".
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