Colorado linebacker Jimmie Gilbert, top, hits UCLA quarterback Mike Fafaul during the first half of an NCAA college football game Thursday, Nov. 3, 2016, in Boulder, Colo. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)

The offense lost Josh Rosen officially for the rest of the year and continued its abysmal form while the special teams had multiple costly mistakes in UCLA’s 20-10 loss to Colorado on Thursday night in Folsom Field.

The Bruins missed three field goals between two place kickers and gave up the back-breaking punt return for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. UCLA’s season rushing average continues to drop after 25 yards on the ground against the Buffaloes. The Bruins are averaging 78.8 rushing yards per game.

With four straight losses, the Bruins need three straight wins to earn bowl eligibility and finish 6-6.

Links to wrap up the loss:

• Gamer: With UCLA’s defense clicking, Colorado found other ways to score points
• Notebook: It’s official — no more Rosen this year
• Game GIFs
• Video interviews
  • Jim Mora 
  • Coordinators: Kennedy Polamalu and Tom Bradley
  • Players: Mike Fafaul, Soso Jamabo, Jayon Brown