The Bruins used a 52-20 run over a 15 minute span to turn an early six point deficit into a laugher, cruising to an efficient and dominant victory over California, 85-75 at Pauley Pavilion on Thursday evening.

UCLA (24-3, 13-2) took advantage of its size edge over the Bears, only taking seven three-point attempts on the evening (two of which came in garbage time), instead, wisely deciding to attack the key and score near the basket. As a result, the Bruins put up 54 points in the paint and shot 62 percent from the floor for the game.


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