Texas hits the road to face UCLA, and the Longhorns will need to be stout up front.

The Bruins ran all over Texas in last year's meeting in Austin, so a big key will be if Texas can control the line of scrimmage.

UCLA has had some issues stopping the run, so a bigger dose of Malcolm Brown might be in order at the Rose Bowl.

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-- William Wilkerson

• Texas is 3-1 in games played in California since winning the Rose Bowl against Michigan on New Year's Day, 2005.

• Texas and UCLA have met five times, with UCLA winning three of the meetings.

•Texas has outrushed its first two opponents by a combined total of 222 yards.

• Through two games, Texas has run the ball nearly twice as many times as it has thrown it (91-47). In 2010, Texas passed the ball 50.7 percent of the time, while running 49.3 percent.

• Since winning the national championship after the 2005 season, the Longhorns have gone 9-1 in games decided by three points or fewer. The 9th win came this past Saturday vs BYU.

-- ESPN Stats and Information