The University of California has a reputation of being one of the best sporting colleges in the country, with an athletics department that can rival any other. Known as the Bruins, they have managed to win over a hundred and ten National Championships to date in twenty three varsity sports. Their football team in particular has been praised for its dominating performances, which have helped them to seventeen conference championships, a national title, and participation in thirty five bowl games, of which they have won seventeen. If you want to see them in action for yourself, then grab your UCLA Bruins Berkeley tickets and enjoy their performance, live at the Memorial Stadium.

The University of California has long been considered to have among the best athletics departments in history. They have twenty three varsity sports teams, with ten for men and thirteen for women, in which they have managed to win, a whopping, hundred and thirteen national titles. No other side has managed the same amount to date and they are widely expected to keep adding to this number in the future as well.

The First Leap

When compared to other football teams in the region, the Bruins football team made its debut quite late. They played their first game in 1919 and made a slow start to life, as they took seven years to post their first winning season record. However they built on these positive results and finally won their first major title, a conference championship, in 1935.

Spreading Your Wings

Ever since that first win, they have been working quite hard to add to that their collection. As a result they have now won a total of seventeen conference championships, with their last title coming back in 1998. They also have a claim on the National title in the 1954 season and have taken part in thirty five bowl games, winning seventeen, and drawing one.

Soon the Bruins will go head to head with the California Golden Bears and you can be part of this exciting clash as well. All you need are your UCLA Bruins Berkeley tickets and you can head on down to the Memorial Stadium for a fixture you won’t soon forget.