Someone looking to criticize UCLA coach Steve Alford doesn’t need to scroll far down that Google search.

His previously lackluster postseason record, though? That one looks a lot less valid now that the 49-year-old has guided the Bruins to their first Sweet Sixteen since 2008.

Those two tournament wins came over double-digit seeds, but the team deserves credit for steamrolling over both Tulsa and Stephen F. Austin — never looking truly at risk for an upset.

UCLA advanced past the NCAA tournament’s round of 32 for the first time since 2008, but point guard Kyle Anderson likely echoed the thoughts of many fans afterward.

“It’s cool to get here. We haven’t been here in a while,” he said following Sunday’s 77-60 win over Stephen F. Austin. “But they don’t hang Sweet Sixteen banners up in Pauley Pavilion.”

Anderson also talked about Norman Powell’s behind-the-back move down the lane, avoiding upsets, as well as Florida.

Forward Tony Parker held court in the UCLA locker room after the Bruins’ 77-60 win over Stephen F. Austin, joking about Steve Alford, Florida, Tyus Edney, and his own free throw shooting.

Junior guard Norman Powell talked about UCLA’s offensive freedom under head coach Steve Alford, and the team finding its focus again after a late-season lull.