The Pac-12 Conference took a shot at former member UCLA early Saturday morning after the Bruins fell 35-10 at home to the New Mexico Lobos on Friday night.

The Bruins were trounced 35-10 at home by New Mexico on Friday night to fall to 0-3 before Big Ten play begins. Iamaleava was 22-of-34 passing with a TD and an interception. UCLA was a 15.5-point favorite at kickoff and it's the first win for New Mexico against a power conference team since a 2008 win over Arizona.

Nico Iamaleava and UCLA dug a deeper hole on Friday night, struggling throughout a 35-10 loss to New Mexico at the Rose Bowl.

The Nico Iamaleava era in UCLA is off to a disastrous start, as the Bruins fell to 0-3 this season after Friday's 35-10 loss to New Mexico.

The UCLA Bruins (0-3, 0-0 Big Ten) suffered quite possibly one of the most embarrassing losses in program history after losing 35-10 to New Mexico. The Bruins have played one good half this season. The five others were full of paper-thin defense, inexcusable discipline and a completely mismanaged offense.

New Mexico beat UCLA 35-10 on Friday, Sept. 12, a game in which the Lobos will earn $1.2 million, per the game contract between the schools

Damon Bankston ran for 154 of New Mexico's 298 yards, and the Lobos took advantage of UCLA's 13 penalties in a 35-10 rout Friday night that dropped the Bruins to 0-3.

UCLA's 35-10 loss to New Mexico at the Rose Bowl raises the serious question of whether the Bruins will even win a game after going 0-3 in the "soft" part of their schedule.

The coaching staff made it a talking point all week, but for the third consecutive game the Bruins trailed by double digits before scoring their first points.