The life of a college coach is never comfortable. The pressure to win reigns supreme, and for a program like UCLA, back-to-back tough seasons are what ultimately did in head coach, Jim Mora.
On Sunday, following their loss to rival USC Trojans, the school announced they would be parting ways with Mora.
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In six seasons with the Bruins, Mora went a combined 46-30, with four bowl appearances. However, his demise is perhaps how the Bruins’ under-performed the last few seasons.
Call it injuries, but despite having highly ranked recruiting classes, UCLA has gone a combined 17-19 the past three seasons.