UCLA football falls into wrong zone against San Diego State

PASADENA — The facts are in the film. When UCLA studied tape to prepare for San Diego State, the Bruins found a telling sign: If quarterback Ryan Agnew wiped his hands on his towel before a play, it was going to be a pass.
The events matched about 96 percent of the time on film, safety Quentin Lake said.
Now the film will show this fact: UCLA, with that critical information in hand, still allowed Agnew, a career 52.3-percent passer entering the game, to complete 74.2 percent of his passes