Five things to look for when UNLV's football team plays No. 13 UCLA at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Sam Boyd Stadium:
1. UNLV won't stop the Bruins, but maybe the Rebels can find ways to disrupt their rhythm at times. Don't be surprised if they send an occasional blitz to try to throw UCLA quarterback Josh Rosen off his game.
2. The Rebels controlled the ball for 35:34 in their 38-30 loss at Northern Illinois on Saturday. They need to find a way to take time off the clock and limit what the Bruins can do offensively.