How to Watch UCLA vs Stanford | Live Stream & Start Time

The No. 18 UCLA Bruins (4-2) take on a fellow Pac-12 foe when they visit the Stanford Cardinal (2-4) on Saturday, October 21, 2023 at Stanford Stadium. Keep reading below for all the details you need, which includes how to watch this game on Fubo.

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UCLA vs. Stanford Game Time and How to Watch

Game Day: Saturday, October 21, 2023
Game Time: 10:30 PM ET
TV Channel: ESPN
Location: Stanford, California
Stadium: Stanford Stadium
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Moneyline Favorite: UCLA (-784)
Spread: Bruins (-16.5)
Total: 55

UCLA vs. Stanford Stats and Insights

UCLA has put up a total of 80 more points than its opponents this year (an average of 13.3 per game), while Stanford has been outscored by opponents by 74 total points (12.3 per game).
Stanford has allowed an average of 36 points per game, 6.5 more than the 29.5 UCLA has scored.
Stanford averages 7.5 more points per game (23.7) than UCLA gives up (16.2).
In games where the Cardinal score over 16.2 points this season, they have put together a record of 2-2.

UCLA vs. Stanford Recent Meetings

In their last two head-to-head contests, UCLA has defeated Stanford two times.
In those matchups against Stanford, the Bruins have covered two times while never eclipsing the point total.
Stanford has been outscored by 36 points in its last two tilts versus UCLA.

Top Performers

UCLA

The Bruins’ offense has been carried by Carson Steele, who has run for 522 yards (87 yards per carry) and three rushing touchdowns.
In addition to the stats he’s produced in the running game, Steele has nine grabs (on 11 targets) for 64 yards and one touchdown.
Dante Moore has suited up for six games in 2023, and he’s totaled 1,304 passing yards, 10 touchdowns, seven interceptions and a 50.9% completion percentage.
TJ Harden has scampered for 333 yards (55.5 yards per carry) and three rushing touchdowns for the Bruins in 2023.
As an important piece of the Bruins’ passing attack, J.Michael Sturdivant has totaled 353 receiving yards and two touchdowns on 18 receptions.
As part of the Bruins’ defensive unit, Laiatu Latu has totaled 18 tackles, five TFL, 5.5 sacks, and one interception in six games.
Darius Muasau has suited up for six games, compiling one interception to go along with 26 tackles, four TFL, three sacks, and one pass defended for the Bruins.
As part of the Bruins’ defense, Kain Medrano has compiled 19 tackles, three TFL, and two sacks in six games.
With 2.5 sacks to go along with five TFL and 11 tackles, Gabriel Murphy has helped carry the Bruins’ defense over six games.

Stanford

In six games, Elic Ayomanor has 28 receptions for 501 yards (83.5 per game) and four touchdowns.
Ashton Daniels has thrown for 957 yards (159.5 per game), completing 60% of his passes, with seven touchdowns and two interceptions in six games.
Also, Daniels has run for 99 yards and zero TDs.
Justin Lamson has thrown for 416 yards (69.3 per game), completing 47.7% of his throws, with zero touchdowns and one interception in six games.
In addition, Lamson has rushed for 158 yards and two TDs.
Bryce Farrell has 11 catches for 108 yards (18 per game) and one touchdown in six games.
As a key defensive contributor, the Cardinal’s David Bailey has compiled 16 tackles, five TFL, and four sacks in six games.
Collin Wright has posted 25 tackles, two TFL, one sack, and one interception in six games for the Cardinal.
The Cardinal’s Alaka’i Gilman has totaled one interception to go with 27 tackles and two passes defended in six games.
The Cardinal’s Scotty Edwards has collected 18 tackles, one TFL, one sack, and one interception in six games.