As UCLA looks to regroup heading into Monday night’s practice, here’s a look back at how the team graded out in the 21-17 home loss to Minnesota over the weekend.

All grades listed are on the PFF scale out of 100 and for players who appeared in at least 10 snaps.

When UCLA can unlock its best deep threat, then it’s a game-changer for the offense. The problem, of course, has been a) getting enough time for quarterback Ethan Garbers to make his reads and let any deep shots develop downfield and b) Sturdivant getting open.