The UCLA Bruins appear poised to move their home football games to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, confirming the fears of Rose Bowl officials. The Bruins have played in Pasadena for more than 40

On Tuesday, the city of Pasadena’s attorney sought confirmation from the Bruins that they would continue playing at the Rose Bowl through June 2044, according to an exhibit attached to the lawsuit. An outside attorney for UCLA, Jordan McCrary, responded that the Bruins intend to keep playing at the venue “for the remainder of the football season.”

The City of Pasadena and the Rose Bowl are suing UCLA for allegedly attempting to break its lease and move football games to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, according to the Los Angeles Times. The current contract is supposed to keep the Bruins at the Rose Bowl through the 2044 season.

The Rose Bowl and city of Pasadena accuse of UCLA of trying to break its lease, which runs through 2044, so it can move games to SoFi Stadium.

UCLA's path to a bowl game is seemingly over after losing 28-21 to Nebraska, in a game that felt one-sided from the start. UCLA will need to regroup quickly an

UCLA is favored to win by the model, but Nebraska has shown value early and against low-scoring opponents. In a matchup where defensive efficiency outweighs offensive explosiveness, the spread, the total, and the moneyline are all in play for bettors expecting another grind-it-out night at the Rose Bowl.

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Bruins quarterback Nico Iamaleava fought tooth and nail to will UCLA back into this game. He passed 17-for-25 for 191 yards and two touchdowns, but shined when he had to scramble, rushing for 86 yards on 15 carries, each more important than the last.