How to Watch, Listen and Stream - Washington Huskies at UCLA Bruins: Game Time, TV Schedule, Radio, Odds and More
Will this be UCLA's final game at the world-famous Rose Bowl?
Oh, how the mighty have fallen.
I’m not talking about the Bruin football program, or even the likes of Penn State or any other team which failed to live up to this year’s preseason expectations. Heaven knows there have been plenty this year with what may be a record number of head coaches being fired earlier and earlier in the season.
Today, I’m talking about the Rose Bowl itself.
It was just eighteen years ago that Sports Illustrated named the Rose Bowl the number one venue in all of college sports. And, now, that’s in jeopardy because of a bunch of idiots in Westwood who seem to think that SoFi Stadium in Inglewood will allow UCLA to make more money.
I still can’t believe that tomorrow could end up being UCLA’s final game at the Rose Bowl. It’s incredibly stupid and, frankly, quite sad. And, it shouldn’t happen.
But we don’t know, and won’t for a while, where UCLA Football will play in 2026. Let’s make tomorrow the greatest community tailgate party in UCLA history.
Odds
The Bruins are 10.5-point underdogs in this game. I don’t see either the UCLA offense scoring enough points or the defense holding Washington to few enough points. So, I’m taking the Huskies and giving the points this week.
The Over/Under for this game is 51.5 points. This is a tough one. The Buckeyes are generally scoring in the mid-to-high 30s. I think UCLA will probably score around ten points tomorrow. So, that means that the Huskies will need to score about 42 to both cover the over. That doesn’t seem likely. So, I’m taking the Under this week.
Against Ohio State, I took the Buckeyes and gave the 31.5 points. As a result, I’m now 5-4-1 against the spread for the season. The teams totaled 58 points, meaning the Over won. Since I took the Over, I’m now 5-5 for the season on the Over/Under.
Tailgating and Game Time Weather Forecast
It won’t be your typical Chamber of Commerce day tomorrow at the Rose Bowl. While it shouldn’t rain, it will be partly cloudy from the time the parking lots open at 1:30 pm until it gets dark. It’s almost as if the weather knows that tomorrow’s game could be UCLA’s last one at the “World Famous Rose Bowl.”
After it gets dark around 5 pm, the skies should be clear for the rest of the night.
As far as the temperature goes, it should be a comfortable 68° for most of the afternoon. It will start to cool off around 4 pm when it dips to 66°. By kickoff, look for the temperature to have dropped to about 60°.
With the sun down, the temperature will continue dropping to the upper 50s by halftime, and it will slip to about 55° by the end of the fourth quarter.
Let’s take a look at how to watch, listen and stream tonight’s game.
UCLA Football (3-7, 3-4)
Opponent: Washington Huskies (7-3, 4-3)
Series Record: Tied, 42-33-2
When: 7:30 pm PT, Saturday, November 22, 2025
Where: Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA
Live TV: NBC with Paul Burmeister, Yogi Roth, and Caroline Pineda
Live Stream: NBC.com and the Peacock app
Radio/Audio:
KABC-AM 790 in Los Angeles with Josh Lewin, Matt Stevens and Wayne Cook
Satellite Radio: SiriusXM Ch. 85 (UCLA Call)Online: UCLABruins.com
Live Stats: UCLA StatBroadcast
Game Notes:
UCLA
WashingtonRebroadcast (All times PT):
Monday, 11/24 at 3:00 pm on BTN (B1G Football in 60)
Monday, 11/24 at 10:00 pm on BTN (B1G Football in 60)
Tuesday, 11/25 at 9:00 pm on BTN (B1G Football in 60)
Go Bruins!!!
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I will be there tomorrow, as I have been for the past 25+ years, but this time tailgating as though it's the last one in the Rose Bowl. I've only missed a few games during that time, even when I lived an hour and a half away.
But I am so, so tired and damaged from eyewitnessing firsthand the implosion of a top tier brand. That collapse really picked up steam during the Kelly years, but was nitro-boosted by Jarmond.
The move to SoFi will probably be the final nail in the coffin for me, sadly. I was happy to travel from the South Bay to Pasadena years ago. Now, I live about 10 minutes from the RB, but I have zero desire to travel from where I live now down to SoFi. What's the draw? A rebuild under Chesney, with uncertain results, in a sterile NFL environment? Yeah, I don't think so. And I'm definitely not alone.
I hope I'm wrong, along with all my other fellow tailgaters in Lot K, many of which still do trek from the South Bay. But in discussing with them during the Nebraska game, even though SoFi is much closer, they don't have any desire to go there.
Why is Martin still here?