UCLA leads OSU 29-24 at half

The Bruins got off to a scorching start, sprinting to a 24-6 lead while holding Oregon State to 2-of-16 shooting to open the game.
And then UCLA started to get fancy, and the Bruins lost control.
Then they tried to get clean, and still they lost control.

Fourteen first-half turnovers wiped away the huge lead, and it would've been even worse if not for Malcolm Lee's nine points.

Tyler Honeycutt had an uneven half - six points, four assists, three rebounds, two blocks but five turnovers - and Reeves Nelson added seven rebounds and three points, but three turnovers.

Brendan Lane was the most pleasant surprise for UCLA fans, coming back from his grandmother's funeral in Boston to score four points and grab four rebounds in six minutes.