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UCLA is officially credited with being undefeated at home during the 1994-95 season as well, but did lose at Pauley to California, which later was forced to forfeit the game. In this game, the Oklahoma president called for the game to be abolished, stricken from the records; their conference commissioner said, `No, that's not the way it's done,' but I'm still getting a lot of calls, a lot of e-mails, a lot of suggestions about replay the game, forfeit the game. They tell the Bronx Bombers that they will forfeit the game unless they get compensation for schlepping to the House That Ruth Built. |
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