UCLA Bruins Football - Yearly Records

Yearly Records

Year Team Overall Conference Standing Bowl/playoffs Coaches# AP°
Fred Cozens (Independent)
1919 UCLA 2–6 — —
UCLA: 2–6 2–6
Harry Trotter (Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference)
1920 UCLA 0–5–0 0–5–0 — —
1921 UCLA 0–5–0 0–5–0 — —
1922 UCLA 2–3–1 1–3–1 — —
UCLA: 2–13–1 1–13–1
James J. Cline (Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference)
1923 UCLA 2–5–0 0–5–0 — —
1924 UCLA 0–5–3 0–4–1 — —
UCLA: 2–10–3 0–9–1
William H. Spaulding (Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference)
1925 UCLA 5–3–1 3–1–1 — —
1926 UCLA 5–3–0 4–2–0 — —
1927 UCLA 6–2–1 4–0–1 2nd — —
William H. Spaulding (Pacific Coast Conference)
1928 UCLA 4–4–1 0–4 T-9th — —
1929 UCLA 4–4 1–3 6th — —
1930 UCLA 3–5 1–4 T-8th — —
1931 UCLA 3–4–1 0–3 T-9th — —
1932 UCLA 6–4 4–2 3rd — —
1933 UCLA 6–4–1 1–3–1 8th — —
1934 UCLA 7–3 2–3 6th — —
1935 UCLA 8–2 4–1 T-1st — —
1936 UCLA 6–3–1 4–3–1 4th — —
1937 UCLA 2–6–1 1–5–1 9th — —
1938 UCLA 7–4–1 4–3–1 T-3rd W 32–7 Poi — —
UCLA: 72–51–8 33–34–6
Edwin Horrell (Pacific Coast Conference)
1939 UCLA 6–0–4 5–0–3 T-1st — 7
1940 UCLA 1–9–0 1–6–0 — —
1941 UCLA 5–5–1 3–4–1 — —
1942 UCLA 7–4–0 6–1–0 1st L 0–9 Rose — 13
1943 UCLA 1–8–0 0–4–0 — —
1944 UCLA 4–5–1 1–2–1 — —
UCLA: 24–31–6 16–17–5
Bert LaBrucherie (Pacific Coast Conference)
1945 UCLA 5–4–0 2–3–0 — —
1946 UCLA 10–1–0 7–0–0 1st L 14–45 Rose — 4
1947 UCLA 5–4–0 4–2–0 — —
1948 UCLA 3–7–0 2–6–0 — —
UCLA: 23–16–0 15–11–0
Henry Russell Sanders (Pacific Coast Conference)
1949 UCLA 6–3–0 5–2–0 2nd — —
1950 UCLA 6–3–0 5–2–0 3rd — —
1951 UCLA 5–3–1 4–1–1 2nd 17 17
1952 UCLA 8–1–0 5–1–0 2nd 6 6
1953 UCLA 8–2–0 6–1–0 1st L 20–28 Rose 4 5
1954 UCLA 9–0–0 6–0–0 1st (a) 1 2
1955 UCLA 9–2–0 6–0–0 1st L 14–17 Rose 4 4
1956 UCLA 7–3–0 5–2–0 T-2nd — —
1957 UCLA 8–2–0 5–2–0 3rd 18 —
UCLA: 66–19–1 47–11–1
William F. Barnes (Athletic Association of Western Universities)
1958 UCLA 3–6–1 2–4–1
1959 UCLA 5–4–1 3–1 T-1st
1960 UCLA 7–2–1 2–2
1961 UCLA 7–4 3–1 1st L 3–21 Rose
1962 UCLA 4–6–0 1–3–0
1963 UCLA 2–8 2–2
1964 UCLA 4–6 2–2
UCLA: 32–36–3 15–15–1
Tommy Prothro (Pacific-8 Conference)
1965 UCLA 8–2–1 4–0 1st W 14–12 Rose 5 4
1966 UCLA 9–1 3–1 T-2nd (b) 5 5
1967 UCLA 7–2–1 4–1–1 T-2nd 10 —
1968 UCLA 3–7 2–4 T-5th —
1969 UCLA 8–1–1 5–1–1 T-2nd 10 13
1970 UCLA 6–5 4–3 T-2nd
UCLA: 41–18–3 22–10–2
Pepper Rodgers (Pacific-8 Conference)
1971 UCLA 2–7–1 1–4–1 8th
1972 UCLA 8–3 5–2
1973 UCLA 9–2–0 6–1–0 5 12
UCLA: 19–12–1 12–7–1
Dick Vermeil (Pacific-8 Conference)
1974 UCLA 6–3–2 4–2–1 T-3rd — —
1975 UCLA 9–2–1 7–1 T-1st W 23–10 Rose 5 5
UCLA: 15–5–3 11–3–1
Terry Donahue (Pacific-10 Conference)
1976 UCLA 9–2–1 6–1 2nd L 6–36 Liberty 15 15
1977 UCLA 0–11 (c) 0–7 (c) 8th (c) — —
1978 UCLA 8–3–1 6–2 2nd T 10–10 Fiesta 14 12
1979 UCLA 5–6 3–4 7th — —
1980 UCLA 9–2 5–2 2nd (d) 13 14
1981 UCLA 7–4–1 4–2–1 T-4th L 14–33 Bluebonnet — —
1982 UCLA 10–1–1 5–1–1 1st W 24–14 Rose 5 5
1983 UCLA 7–4–1 6–1–1 1st W 45–9 Rose 17 13
1984 UCLA 9–3 5–2 T-3rd W 39–37 Fiesta 9 10
1985 UCLA 9–2–1 6–2 1st W 45–28 Rose 7 6
1986 UCLA 8–3–1 5–2–1 T-2nd W 31–10 Freedom 14 14
1987 UCLA 10–2 7–1 T-1st W 20–16 Aloha 9 11
1988 UCLA 10–2 6–2 2nd W 17–3 Cotton 6 6
1989 UCLA 3–7–1 2–5–1 9th — —
1990 UCLA 5–6 4–4 T-6th — —
1991 UCLA 9–3 6–2 T-2nd W 6–3 Sun 19 18
1992 UCLA 6–5 3–5 8th — —
1993 UCLA 8–4 6–1 T-1st L 16–21 Rose 18 17
1994 UCLA 5–6 3–5 T-5th — —
1995 UCLA 7–5 4–4 T-5th L 30–51 Aloha — —
UCLA: 144–81–8 92–61–5
Bob Toledo (Pacific-10 Conference)
1996 UCLA 5–6 4–4 4th — —
1997 UCLA 10–2 7–1 1st W 29–23 Cotton 5 5
1998 UCLA 10–2 8–0 1st L 31–38 Rose† 8 8
1999 UCLA 4–7 2–6 9th — —
2000 UCLA 6–6 3–5 T-5th L 20–21 Sun — —
2001 UCLA 7–4 4–4 6th — —
2002 UCLA 8–5 4–4 T-4th W 27–13 Las Vegase — —
UCLA: 50–32 32–24
Karl Dorrell (Pacific-10 Conference)
2003 UCLA 6–7 4–4 T–5th L 9–17 Silicon Valley — —
2004 UCLA 6–6 4–4 T–5th L 21–24 Las Vegas — —
2005 UCLA 10–2 6–2 3rd W 50–38 Sun 13 16
2006 UCLA 7–6 5–4 4th L 27–44 Emerald — —
2007 UCLA 6–7 5–4 T–4th L 16–17 Las Vegasf — —
UCLA: 35–28 24–18
Rick Neuheisel (Pacific-10 Conference)
2008 UCLA 4–8 3–6 8th — —
2009 UCLA 7–6 3–6 8th W 30–21 EagleBank — —
2010 UCLA 4–8 2–7 9th — —
2011 UCLA 6–8 5–4 South Division Champs L 14–20 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowlg — —
UCLA: 21–30 13–23
Jim L. Mora (Pacific-12 Conference)
2012 UCLA 9–3 6–3 South Division Champs — —
UCLA: 9–3 6–3
Total: 557–391–37

Notes

  • (a) National Champion UCLA was ineligible for the Rose Bowl due to a "no-repeat" rule, w/ USC, a team UCLA had beaten 34–0, sent instead (and lost)
  • (b) 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.
  • (c) UCLA 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.
  • (d) UCLA was ineligible for post season play after the 1980 season due to probation
  • (e) Coach Toledo was fired before the bowl game, so offensive line coach Ed Kezirian coached the 2002 Las Vegas Bowl.
  • (f) Coach Dorrell was fired before the bowl game, so defensive coordinator DeWayne Walker coached the 2007 Las Vegas Bowl.
  • (g) Coach Neuheisel was fired before the bowl game, so offensive coordinator Mike Johnson coached the 2011 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl.

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