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UCLA averages 413.0 total yards through two games, up from 319.9 in 2025. The article's table lists 245.5 rushing yards per game, 22nd nationally, but only 167.5 passing yards, 114th, with no passing touchdowns. The early improvement is concentrated on the ground; the two-game sample does not establish a season-long efficiency level.
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UCLA already has 10 rushing touchdowns through two games, surpassing its eight across all of 2025. Wayne Knight accounts for six of the current touchdowns and 168 rushing yards; Anthony Woods has 148 yards and two scores. That shows where the early scoring is coming from, without establishing a fixed future carry split.
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UCLA has allowed 299.5 total yards and 17 points per game through two weeks. Passing yards allowed are down to 168.0 from 196.5 last season, and rushing yards allowed to 131.5 from 190.4. The figures indicate better early defensive results, but compare two games with a full prior season rather than adjusting for opponent strength.
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Sammy Omosigho leads UCLA with 21 tackles and 4.5 tackles for loss through two games. Jalen Woods has 19 tackles and Malik Hartford 15, while the defense has five sacks and 12 tackles for loss overall. These are current production leaders, not a newly announced defensive rotation.