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Number four UCLA is rolling, and Ty Dieffenbach is the reason why. The senior quarterback played through pain to keep the Bruins undefeated at seven and oh, gutting out a win over Illinois at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. This team is the best story in college football, and Dieffenbach is its beating heart.
And he had plenty of help. Aidan Mizell was simply unstoppable against Illinois, hauling in six catches and continuing a stretch of performances that have been nothing short of electric. Six days after scorching Minnesota with a pair of seventy-five-yard touchdown grabs, Mizell picked up right where he left off. The UCLA offense is firing on every cylinder right now.
Shifting to the hardwood, Stephon Castle announced himself in a big way as San Antonio absolutely dismantled Golden State, one hundred twenty-three to eighty-five. Victor Wembanyama fed Castle for a thunderous alley-oop in the third quarter, and the Spurs never looked back. After a sluggish showing in Chicago two nights prior, San Antonio came home and sent a message to the entire Western Conference.
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