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UCLA Sets Record With 69-Point Win Over Arkansas-Pine Bluff

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UCLA Sets Record With 69-Point Win Over Arkansas-Pine Bluff

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UCLA routed Arkansas-Pine Bluff 106-37, winning by a program-record 69 points and surpassing the previous mark of 65, set most recently in 1967. The Bruins built a 51-9 halftime lead, matching the school record for fewest points allowed in a half, and forced 30 turnovers. Nikola Kusturica led UCLA with 17 points, while Trent Perry recorded 11 points and 11 assists for a double-double. The victory improved UCLA to 3-0.

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NCAA data show student-athletes who transfer multiple times graduate at substantially lower rates than athletes who stay at one school or transfer once: across Division I, six-year graduation rates were 71%, 88% and 81%, respectively. The NCAA says the findings raise concerns about transfer and eligibility policies, while the data describe an association rather than proving transfers cause lower graduation rates.

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