LOS ANGELES — The week off from a Bloomington embarrassment, a 50-point loss to No. 2 Indiana , provided the Bruins with a reset.

Interim coach Tim Skipper said they put the Hoosiers’ 56-point performance “to bed” when they met one week ago to flip the script. Redshirt junior linebacker Jalen Woods detailed what that meeting looked like from the players’ perspective during his media availability Tuesday.

“(Skipper) is basically saying, ‘That game’s done. That game’s over with. We got to put that in the past and get ready for our next opponent, which is Nebraska this week,’” Woods said. “Just making sure that we’re not sulking, we not sulking over that – the loss that we took against Indiana – and don’t let it carry over into the next game.”

Health-wise, a bye week hit UCLA (3-5, 3-2 B

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