UCLA coach DeShaun Foster said head performance coach Corey Miller felt bad he taunted USC players and got a penalty Saturday.

UCLA is preparing for its final game of the regular season, one that won't have a whole lot on the line with bowl implications now out of the picture. But the Bruins will be playing with pride, looking to end their seniors' collegiate careers with a victory.

The head coach wants his players to dig deep and send the seniors out on a high note in a game that’s critical to bowl eligibility.

UCLA coach DeShaun Foster is still not happy with how many penalties the Bruins received compared to USC after a halftime altercation between players.

The USC Trojans defeated the UCLA Bruins 19-13 to move up to a 6-5 record. Following the game, UCLA coach DeShaun Foster spoke about the loss, highlighting that his team didn't do enough to win it.