UCLA cruises past struggling Utah, 76-49 Joshua Smith scored 14 points, David Wear added 13 and UCLA pulled away with a 20-6 run over both halves to rout Utah 76-49 Thursday night. The victory restored the Bruins (11-9, 4-4 Pac-12) to .500 in league play after they were swept at the Oregon schools last week. Jerime Anderson also had 13 points and Tyler Lamb scored 10. Chris Hines was the only Utah player in double figures with 13 points. The Utes (5-15, 2-6) have lost five of their last six and dropped to 0-4 on the road in Pac-12 play and 0-6 overall away from home. It was the first meeting between the schools since the 1983 NCAA tournament, when the Utes won a second-round game. The Bruins led by five points when David Wear's tip-in launched the 20-6 run that extended over both halves and put the game away. Wear had eight points and Smith added six in the spurt. UCLA hit nine 3-pointers in the game, getting two each from Tyler Lamb, Anderson, Norman Powell and David Wear, who made both of his attempts. The Bruins struggled at the line, though, making just 13 of 22. Anderson and David Wear hit consecutive 3-pointers that pushed UCLA's lead to 50-30. Bruins coach Ben Howland rested his starters over the final five minutes. The Bruins controlled the boards 34-23. The Utes went without a field goal during an 8 1/2 -minute stretch in the second half. Jason Washburn, who came in as Utah's leading scorer and rebounder, was held to six points and two boards after picking up three fouls.