No. 5 UCLA turns up the speed late to stay unbeaten with 34-20 win at Minnesota

MINNEAPOLIS -- , The UCLA Bruins traveled to Minnesota as one of the last three undefeated teams in the FBS, followed by some strength-of-schedule skepticism that had them fifth in the AP poll and just eighth in the first edition of the College Football Playoff rankings . Coach Bob Chesney has them unbeaten , and unbothered. Ty Dieffenbach threw two 75-yard touchdown passes to Aidan Mizell in the fourth quarter as the Bruins sped away from the Gophers 34-20 on Saturday. “I told our guys, ‘Don’t worry about watching this four-week drama series that’s going to be this new show that they’re going to put out there,’” Chesney said. “That’s not what we’re here for.” Not even a little extra motivation? “No way slighted. No way honored. Just totally neutral on whatever they might say,” Chesney said.