The city of Pasadena, California, and the company that operates the historic Rose Bowl Stadium are looking to take UCLA to court for allegedly trying to move it

The UCLA Bruins (3-5) will try to defeat the Nebraska Cornhuskers (6-2) at Rose Bowl on Saturday, November 8, 2025. UCLA opens this contest as 3.0-point favorites. The betting total is set at 44.

The Rose Bowl, the most picturesque setting in college football - and perhaps all sports - has filed a major lawsuit. While the Pasadena, California college football stadium is home to an iconic bowl game every January,

The Bruins have called the Rose Bowl home since 1982, when they moved there from the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum—a venue they long shared with crosstown rival USC. They are currently the stadium's sole regular sports tenant outside of its eponymous bowl game, and have been since the Galaxy relocated to Carson, Calif., in 2003.

UCLA has somehow one-upped USC's disregard for tradition by looking to leave the Rose Bowl. That's something even the Trojans would never do

The Rose Bowl and the city of Pasadena have sued UCLA for allegedly trying to move its games to the newer SoFi Stadium, which is closer to campus.

There’s no comparison when one considers what UCLA would be giving up by leaving the Rose Bowl for SoFi Stadium.

Pasadena and the Rose Bowl are suing UCLA over allegedly trying to break their stadium lease and move games from the Pasadena stadium to SoFi Stadium.

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