UCLA fired coach DeShaun Foster only three games into his second season, the program announced on Sunday. Foster, a former All-American running back with the Bruins, finishes his tenure with a 5-10 record, including 3-6 in Big Ten matchups.

The Bruins were coming off of a 35-10 loss to New Mexico on Friday, one of the lowest moments in program history. New Mexico was viewed within the program as a winnable game and a chance for Foster to get things turned around heading into a bye week before their conference schedule and another seemingly winnable game vs. Northwestern, a source told CBS Sports. Instead, they gave up 298 yards rushing in a devastating loss.

Now, UCLA is at serious risk of becoming the first power conference team since 2015 to go 0-12. The Bruins have given up 108 point

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