UCLA vs. Stanford: live game updates UCLA 7, Stanford 7 (end of first quarter) UCLA quarterback Brett Hundley showed at the end of the first quarter a new skill. On fourth down from the Stanford 39-yard line, Hundley did a pooch punt, with the Bruins downing the ball on the two-yard line. Hundley ended the quarter having completed four of seven passes for 120 yards. UCLA 7, Stanford 7 (8:21 left in first quarter) Tight end Joseph Fauria did what he does best -- use his 6-foot-7 size to outjump the defender for the ball. He caught a 13-yard touchdown pass on third down to tie the score. It was an 87-yard, six-play drive that featured the magic of quarterback Brett Hundley, who broke out of the pocket and found Shaquelle Evans open for a 71-yard pass play down to the Stanford 10-yard line. It was Fauria's 19th career touchdown catch, tying him for fifth on UCLA's all-time list. Stanford 7, UCLA 0 (10:21 left in first quarter) Stanford wasted little time in demonstrating its balance on offense, driving 75 yards in 12 plays on its opening possession of the game. Drew Terrell caught an 11-yard pass from quarterback Kevin Hogan to open the scoring. Stepfan Taylor, Stanford's 5-foot-11, 215-pound NFL prospect, produced runs of 19 and six yards on the drive. A 15-yard penalty for hands into the face aided the drive. UCLA plays Stanford this afternoon at the Rose Bowl. The video of the game will be scoured by NFL teams needing a tight end. The Bruins have Joseph Fauria, a 6-foot-7 senior. He has 35 receptions for 478 yards and 10 touchdowns. His 18 touchdowns receptions are the seventh-most in UCLA history. The Cardinal can match Fauria with Zach Ertz, a 6-6 junior who make himself eligible for the NFL draft. He has 58 receptions for 747 yards and six touchdowns.