ESPN on UCLA's trip

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ESPN's Ted Miller writes:

"Redundant questions are part of the game, and a veteran coach like Rick Neuheisel knew entering the week that he was going to field a bevy of inquiries about how his young UCLA Bruins would handle the intensity of 100,000 fans at Tennessee's Neyland Stadium.

Neuheisel's responses included two two points: 1. It's going to be fun; 2. It's not that big of a deal.

'A lot is made of it. It's going to be no secret to our players that it's going to be loud,' Neuheisel said. 'I don't think making this seem like this is a mountain we have to climb is the right way. We address it. We deal with the practical things in terms of snap counts and trying to make checks as an offense.'"

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