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FARTHER OFF THE WALL: Play It Forward: Sept. 15-21 on your sports calendar — A redo of SBXLVIII, for those counting on something other than off-the-field NFL stuff INSIDE THE DODGERS: Carlos Frias throws bullpen session, lined up to start Wednesday. Opinion Zen Vuong Mid-Autumn Festival and being Chinese-American Doug McIntyre This 3-foot law peddles pipe dream Michel Nolan Cars, cruisin’, food and fun coming to San Bernardino Home → Sports Jerry Neuheisel rallies UCLA football to 20-17 win at Texas Arlington, Texas >> “Jerry World,” indeed. With UCLA facing what had minutes earlier looked like a sure loss, it was Jerry Neuheisel who came up with the biggest play of his life. And he did it in, of all places, AT&T Sta... By Jack Wang | 17 hrs ago USC football proves unimaginative in loss to Boston College By Scott Wolf scott.wolf@langnews.com @InsideUSC on Twitter CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — USC either suffered a post-Stanford hangover Saturday night or is not nearly as good as the analysts that projected the Trojans as a possible Final ... By Scott Wolf | 15 hrs ago Sports Los Angeles Dodgers clobber San Francisco Giants 17-0, one day after blowout loss Sports Floyd Mayweather gets the best of Marcos Maidana Sports Upland High football loses to Tesoro, looks to improve MOST RECENT STORIES Los Angeles Dodgers Inside the Dodgers blog: Dodgers activate Paco Rodriguez, are flush with left-handed relievers SAN FRANCISCO — One day after Scott Elbert gave the Dodgers two left-handed relievers, Paco Rodriguez made it a threesome. He was activated Saturday from the disabled list, where he’d been mired since August 4 with a strained left teres major muscle. Rodriguez has appeared in 13 games for the Dodgers this season, firing scoreless relief in 10 of those appearances. He’s 3-5 with two saves and a 2.52 ERA (20 ER/71.1 IP) in 100 career games. Read more, see the... By J.P. Hoornstra Los Angeles News Group | 20 hrs ago Los Angeles Angels Mike Trout’s hitting slump doesn’t worry Angels Mike Trout went into the Angels’ game Saturday against the Houston Astros with a .286 batting average, good but certainly not what he or anyone who watches Major League Baseball on a regular basis would envision from the superstar center fielder. It is not something the Angels dwell on, however. “A small part of it is mechanics and then there’s a larger part of trying to do too much,” Angels manager Mike Scioscia said when asked to explain... Elliott Teaford | 19 hrs ago Sports Jered Weaver, Mike Trout lead Angels to 10th straight win Angels starter Jered Weaver retired Houston Astros leadoff hitter Robbie Grossman on a grounder to start Saturday night’s game at Angel Stadium. He struck out Jose Altuve and then Chris Carter to end a very impressive first inning. Thirteen pitches, thirteen strikes. Weaver then got a two-strike count to the Astros’ Jason Castro to start the second inning before throwing his first ball out of the strike zone and then retiring him on a groundout, a sign of very good... Elliott Teaford | 16 hrs ago UCLA Seeing Brett Hundley injured a scary sight for UCLA football ARLINGTON Texas >> With 4:29 left in the first quarter, the worst-case scenario became reality for UCLA. Brett Hundley, the Bruins’ versatile, record-setting quarterback and the heart and soul of the offense, left the field clutching his left elbow in pain, a sight that understandably caused a good deal of concern among his teammates. “As a friend, of course you’re worried,” wide receiver Jordan Payton said. “And as a player, of course,... By Andy Friedlander Correspondent | 16 hrs ago College football San Bernardino Valley College football posts dominating win over West L.A. College SAN BERNARDINO — If there was any doubt about the new San Bernardino Valley College football coach, the Wolverines sure erased them Saturday night with a 47-24 win over West Los Angeles College in a non-conference game. John Shipp, who was named to the SBVC position in July, is now 2-0 after a strong, dominating performance against the Wildcats. Even with the game well in hand, the Wolverines did not let up, scoring 16 points in the last five minutes of the game. It... Louis Brewster | 16 hrs ago Sports College roundup: Cal Poly Pomona runner Mark Huizar leads area athletes at invitational Men’s cross country UC RIVERSIDE CROSS COUNTRY INVITATIONAL >> Cal Poly Pomona’s Mark Huizar finished 19th in the 8k invitational with a time of 24:45.30. Huizar was also the faster finisher among local area schools. John Fowler of Pomona-Pitzer finished 24th. In the team standings, Cal Poly Pomona finished 8th while Claremont-Mudd-Scripps finished 10th followed by Pomona-Pitzer in 11th. In the 8K collegiate open event, Cal Poly Pomona’s Francisco... | 16 hrs ago UCLA UCLA football beats Texas: Keys to the game 1. Big loss at QB UCLA quarterback Brett Hundley injured his left elbow and did not return. 2. Big play at QB Backup quarterback Jerry Neuheisel threw for two touchdowns, including the go-ahead strike to Jordan Payton. 3. A ground game The Bruins’ Paul Perkins rushed for a career-high 126 yards. | 17 hrs ago College sports University of Redlands football loses big to Mary Hardin-Baylor BELTON, Texas >> Before the Bulldogs took the field Saturday, Redlands coach Mike Maynard said the opener at Mary Hardin-Baylor would be a good test to see where his football program was at. The one thing the Bulldogs found out is it’s a program that has yet to find a way to beat the Crusaders. The No. 2 Crusaders rolled to a 36-0 victory over the Bulldogs at Crusader Stadium on a cool and windy Saturday afternoon. “They are like a heavyweight boxer,... By Marcus Hood Correspondent | 17 hrs ago UCLA UCLA football starts both halves on offense after Texas botches coin flip Arlington, Texas — UCLA got a rare pre-game bonus in Texas on Saturday — a chance to start both halves on offense. When the No. 12 Bruins’ captains walked to the middle of the field at AT&T Stadium, they called for tails. They won, and as usual, deferred — which should have given Texas a chance to receive the ball on the opening kickoff. But then the official turned to the Longhorns captains and asked what they wanted. Defensive tackle Desmond... Jack Wang | 18 hrs ago Sports USC football vs. Boston College: Keys to the game KEYS TO THE GAME 1. Run the ball Boston College was able to do it and USC was not. It was that simple. 2. Protect the quarterback All those true freshmen on the line caught up with the Trojans against Boston College, as Cody Kessler was under tremendous pressure. 3. Respect the opponent Boston College was terrible last week, but USC did not act like it ignored the first rule to always be wary of a team that looks easy to beat. | 18 hrs ago More Stories San Bernardino County Sun: BLOGS ‹ › San Bernardino County Sun Facebook Twitter RSS Feed Copyright © San Bernardino County Sun Copyright notice Privacy Policy Site Map MNG Corporate