Defensive stats

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UCLA's defense had seven sacks, 10 tackles for loss, two interceptions and nine pass breakups.
The tackling leaders were Mike Schmitt (7), Alterraun Verner (6), Reggie Carter (5), Glenn Love (5), David Carter (5), Akeem Ayers (5), Steve Sloan (4), Aaron Ware (3), Chase Moline (3), Brian Price (3) and Michael Norris (3).

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ONLYTHETRUTH said:

17 sacks and tackles for loss. Great. Great performance defense. Oh, but it was against our own team. Ouch.

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