Chip Kelly gets 1st win at UCLA, 37-7 over California

BERKELEY, Calif. -- The final seconds of UCLA's first win of the Chip Kelly era ticked off and the Bruins gathered to celebrate with their traveling fans before performing a rousing rendition of their fight song in the locker room. After five straight losses to open the season, this celebration was a long time coming. Joshua Kelley ran for 157 yards and three touchdowns, the defense had four of its five takeaways in the second half and Kelly earned his first win as a college coach in more than five years by beating California 37-7 on Saturday. "For me, it just hit home when we celebrated with the student section that traveled here," Kelley said. "When we sung that fight song, it felt right. It felt right man." The Bruins (1-5, 1-2 Pac-12) entered the day one of four winless teams in the FBS as part of their worst start since 1943.