After back-to-back upsets, the UCLA clash with New Mexico felt like a must-win for DeShaun Foster and his Bruins. Oddsmakers had them as 15.5-point favorites. Instead, the Bruins faithful watched a nightmare unfold when the Lobos stunned UCLA 35-10, and walked away with a $1.2million payout per the game contract between the schools.

The loss only deepened the storm clouds around Foster. The second-year head coach, now sitting at 0-3, has seen his team outscored by 25+ points twice already this season. A year after going 5-7 in his debut, the pressure has turned into hot-seat chatter. In a post-game conference , Foster admitted that he is feeling pretty low with the performance from the team, and looks forward to fixing things in two weeks’ time. When asked if he’s still the right coach

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