LOS ANGELES -- Once UCLA got going, there was no stopping the Bruins.T.J. Leaf scored 21 points and fellow freshman Lonzo Ball added 20 in 16th-ranked UCLAs 114-77 victory over Long Beach State on Sunday night.If we hit a couple early, we can get really hot, said Bryce Alford, who finished with 15 points. We become really hard to guard because guys get in a rhythm.The Bruins dominated from the opening tip, topping 100 points for the third time in four games. They raced to a 19-5 lead while the 49ers missed six of their first seven shots and committed six turnovers.Theyre the best offensive team weve seen, Long Beach State coach Dan Monson said.Leaf had nine rebounds and Ball had 11 assists for the Bruins (4-0), who have blown out their first four opponents by an average of 27.7 points.I dont put any pressure on myself, said Ball, who arrived in Westwood amid great expectations. The game of basketball is fun to me, and I go out there and do what I do.The Bruins hit 12 3-pointers, including five by Alford, who made his first five before missing once.This was the best we played, UCLA coach Steve Alford said. We had great energy, great focus, did tremendous things offensively. Defensively, this was the best that weve been.Loren Jackson scored a career-high 15 points to lead the 49ers (1-4), and Noah Blackwell added 12. They had a season-high 11 3-pointers.We know now what we need to do, Monson said. We are getting some resistance from guys not doing what they need to do. Weve been exposed, which is why you play this schedule.Leaf and Ball had five dunks between them in the first half. Leaf had the first three and then Ball scored off an alley-oop pass from Isaac Hamilton and had a one-handed fast-break jam.With the Bruins leading by 40 in the second half, Ball and Aaron Holiday wowed the crowd on a fast break. Holiday tossed the ball off the glass, and Ball, trailing behind, caught it and slammed it in.I think it was his third-best dunk, Leaf said. The other two should definitely be in `SportsCenter top 10. They were three pretty crazy dunks.Alford hit four of UCLAs seven 3-pointers in the first half to help the Bruins lead 56-37 at the break.The 49ers also made seven 3s in the half, getting three in a row late, but that didnt help them reduce their double-digit deficit.Leaf came out shooting to open the second half, scoring the Bruins first seven points.Alford and Hamilton hit back-to-back 3-pointers from the right corner. Hamilton finished with 18 points and Holiday had 16 points.Big man Thomas Welsh launched the Bruins on an 18-5 run that stretched their lead from 24 points to 37 points. Hamilton scored eight points and Welsh and Holiday chipped in four apiece to keep the Bruins ahead 87-50.POLL IMPLICATIONSThe Bruins could move up a spot or two in the rankings after losses by No. 13 Michigan State and No. 15 Purdue.TIP-INSLong Beach St: F Gabe Levin, who came in averaging a team-leading 13.3 points and 7.5 rebounds, was held to eight points. G Evan Payne had seven, under his 10.8 average. ... The 49ers fell to 1-15 all-time against the Bruins, having lost at Pauley Pavilion for the third straight year. ... They had a season-high 23 turnovers.UCLA: The Bruins had 27 assists on 46 field goals. ... They made 10 of 11 free throws and are close to averaging 80 percent from the line, a major improvement from previous seasons. ... The elder Alford turns 52 on Wednesday.BIG PICTURELong Beach St.: The 49ers have lost to three straight ranked opponents -- No. 5 North Carolina by 37 points, No. 12 Louisville by 32 and now UCLA -- while traveling 4,492 miles to play four consecutive road games. In all, they will travel over 23,000 miles by the time their nonconference schedule is completed, including a trip to the Battle4Atlantis in the Bahamas.UCLA: The Bruins have enjoyed a favorable schedule so far in November with five home games and a trip to nearby Orange County on tap. 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Catch the action live on TSN, beginning at 9:30pm et/6:30pm pt. Along with Calgary, which also earned a split through the first two weeks of the new season, the Lions and Eskimos are both chasing Saskatchewan which is the only team in the league to have opened with two wins in as many tries. Edmonton actually bowed to the aforementioned Roughriders at home in the opener, 39-18, but then bounced back to claim a 30-20 victory versus Hamilton last Sunday in a rain-soaked contest that saw the Esks open the meeting with 16 straight points. Quarterback Mike Reilly was a huge part of the victory as he not only completed 14-of-22 passes for 136 yards and two touchdowns, but also ran the ball six times for 54 yards and a major. But as pivotal as Reilly was for Edmonton, it was Hugh Charles who garnered CFL Offensive Player of the Week honors as he ran for 119 yards on a mere 11 carries. One of those rushing attempts went for 70 yards and a score, while he also added three receptions for 27 yards and an additional TD. The Eskimos hampered themselves a bit with 15 penalties which cost them 137 yards, but at the same time they benefited from Hamilton being flagged 15 times for a loss of 120 yards. After just two games, Edmonton has been hit with a league-high 30 penalties for a loss of 227 yards overall. With so many hurdles to overcome, it should not come as a surprise that the Eskimos are last in the CFL in scoring with 24.0 ppg, compared to BC which is third from the top with 28.0 ppg. In news off the field, prior to the meeting with Hamilton, the Eskimos announced they had signed head coach Kavis Reed to a contract extension. The terms of the contract were not disclosed, but management states that it gives the team stability moving forward. 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Outside of his lost fumble, kicker Hugh O`Neill also had a game to remember for the Lions as he converted three of his four field goal attempts and finished with 12 points in the victory. While O`Neill was certainly a key element in the last game for the Lions, the teams offense has been rather strong when it comes to generating big plays. British Columbia leads the league with nine big plays, something the league describes as running plays that register at least 20 yards and passing plays that reach at least 30 yards, of which the Lions have five and four, respectively. Conversely, the BC defense has given up just four big plays, one of which was a kick return that was of significance, and that has the squad ranked first in the league with a plus-five in that department. Edmonton is minus-one in big play margin, the biggest issue being that the pass defense has allowed four plays of at least 30 yards already. In 2012, these squads hooked up three times during the regular season, with Edmonton winning the first encounter in July by a score of 27-14 on the road, but both subsequent meetings went to the Lions. The clubs are set to face off against each other in just seven days at BC Place, and they also have a third date on the books in late October. ' ' '