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VIDEO: UCLA coach Jim Mora talks about Bruins’ prep for Cal

Posted on October 18, 2015 by Jack Wang

UCLA coach Jim Mora talked on Sunday after practice, talking about preparation for Cal, the Bruins’ punting struggles, and whether or not college football’s targeting rule needs to be “revisited.”

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