UCLA’s Tim Skipper not satisfied after shocking Penn State upset
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The UCLA Bruins football team pulled off a stunning upset against the seventh-ranked Penn State Nittany Lions, winning 42-37. This victory is particularly significant as it marks the first time since 1985 that a team starting the season 0-4 has defeated a Top 10 opponent. Despite the excitement of the win, UCLA's coach Tim Skipper expressed dissatisfaction, indicating that the team has higher aspirations. This game not only highlights UCLA's resilience but also sets the stage for potential future successes.
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