UCLA Bruins defeat Maryland 54-3 to remain undefeated

In college football, the UCLA Bruins secured a dominant 54-3 victory over the Maryland Terrapins. Led by head coach Bob Chesney, UCLA improved to 4-0, fueled by a multifaceted running game featuring Wayne Knight and Jaivian Thomas. The Bruins' defense recorded four interceptions and two pick-sixes, leaving Maryland quarterback Malik Washington with no touchdowns and four interceptions. The heavy defeat has intensified scrutiny regarding Maryland head coach Mike Locksley, who faces mounting pressure following the program's ninth consecutive Big Ten loss.

In other college football action, Arizona rallied from a 14-0 deficit to defeat Washington State 34-24, led by Noah Fifita's four touchdown passes. Meanwhile, Duke achieved a 62-7 victory over William & Mary, with quarterbacks Walker Eget and Dan Mahan combining for five touchdown passes.

In field hockey, No. 5 Duke earned a 1-0 win over Boston College, while North Carolina secured a 4-0 shutout against No. 17 Cal. In women's soccer, No. 12 UCLA defeated Maryland 2-0, aided by a late goal from Oruha Hayashi following a Maryland red card.