With a victory, the Bruins (3-3, 2-1 Pac-12) would tie Arizona State and USC for first place in the South Division and be in a good position to play in the league's inaugural title game. As things stand now, UCLA doesn’t face another ranked team this season, although both Arizona State and USC could be when they meet (the Trojans are ineligible to play in the postseason).

UCLA will have a new starting quarterback, although he’s not new. Kevin Prince has the job back after Richard Brehaut, who had supplanted Prince, broke his leg in UCLA’s last game, a 28-25 win over Washington State on Oct. 8. Prince was 8-for-13 for 173 yards and two scores in that one, including the game-winning TD pass with a little over three minutes left as UCLA rallied from eight down in the fourth quarter.

Arizona (1-5, 0-4), meanwhile, has lost an astounding 10 straight games to FBS opponents. The Cats’ last win against an FBS team? A 29-21 victory at UCLA last Oct. 30. Arizona’s last game was a 37-27 loss at then-winless Oregon State on Oct. 8 and that defeat cost coach Mike Stoops his job after nearly eight seasons. Defensive coordinator Tim Kish will be the interim coach for the remainder of the season.

The Wildcats can score behind QB Nick Foles, who is second in the nation in passing yards per game. He is on pace to set numerous school records this season and has had only one game with less than 378 yards passing this season. And he has a stellar target in Juron Criner, although he has had a disappointing season (UCLA is No. 76 against the pass). But Arizona is among the nation’s worst rushing teams and its defense might be the worst of any BCS conference school.

Both teams will be without a key member of their secondary tonight with UCLA safety Tony Dye and Arizona safety Adam Hall both out.

Arizona has defeated UCLA in their last four meetings and UCLA hasn't won in Tucson since 2006. Foles missed last year’s Arizona win with an injury.

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