Tyler Honeycutt grabbed an errant Roeland Schaftenaar 3-pointer at the end of Oregon State’s shot clock, threw a deep outlet pass to Malcolm Lee and Lee dunked it home as the first half expired to put UCLA up 36-26.

Honeycutt wasn’t just rebounding and passing, though.

The freshman forward had 13 points on an array of shots, including a thunderous tip dunk and a big 3-pointer as the Bruins put on a show with their hustle.

UCLA looked like polar opposites from the effort on Saturday at Washington, as the Bruins took charges, dove for loose balls and played a harrying zone defense to stifle the Beavers, who are shooting just 11-for-26 and have nine turnovers.