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CONTROL: Is UCLA Built to Close in the Big Ten?

UCLA didn’t lose because it couldn’t score. It lost because it couldn’t finish. Year three in the Big Ten isn’t about adjusting. It’s about closing. This isn’t hype. This is structure. 293 points allowed. Fourth quarter discipline. Third-and-4 execution. That’s what decides Big Ten football. No guessing. No nostalgia. Just defensive identity. ⸻ ⸻ 0:00 Why 2026 is about finishing, not highlights 0:42 What a real closing defense looks like 1:18 Collin Hitschler’s discipline standard 1:58 Za’ir West, edge presence & leadership 2:25 Roderick Pleasant + secondary speed 2:55 Portal depth, 40+ additions & rotation 3:40 The 293 points problem 4:10 Third year Big Ten reality (weather, physicality) 4:55 November exposes conditioning & depth 5:25 Indiana comparison & layered defense mindset 5:55 Built to close — calm or chaos? ⸻ ⸻ Big Ten games flip in the fourth quarter. Control beats chaos. ⸻ Subscribe and lock in. Four’s up. — WestWest739 ucla football, ucla bruins, big ten football, ucla defense, ucla defensive depth, ucla big ten era, ucla portal additions, ucla secondary speed, ucla linebacker rotation, ucla defensive line, college football big ten, ucla football 2026, ucla football tv, bruins football analysis #UCLAFootball #UCLABruins #BigTenFootball #CollegeFootball #UnstoppableWestWest739 #WestWest739 #WestWest739TV