Foster looks out of his depth as a coach while UCLA just looks bad

They're bad. They're really bad. They're, like, 0-12 bad. The Bad News Bruins are a quarter of their way to completing a winless season, and who's to say they won't do what no UCLA team has done in more than a century and lose every game they play?

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GARRETT DIGIORGIO (72) walks off the field as New Mexico defenders signal a fourth-down stop in a Bruins' loss so bad it raised the potential of a winless season.

They lack discipline, they can't tackle, they can't score and their coach sounds as if he has no idea how to extract them from what he acknowledged was the lowest point in his decades associated with their program.

DeShaun Foster once again looked completely out of his depth Friday night when UCLA was humiliated in a 35-10 defeat to 15-point underdog New Mexico, and now the question isn't if the second-year coach will be fired but when.

Foster said he “most definitely” still felt he was the right coach to lead the program but he failed to make a persuasive case as to why that was the case.

“Because I can get these boys to play,” Foster said.

Did Foster feel overmatched?

“Nope,” he replied. “Not at all.”

Except Foster looks overmatched. He sounds overmatched.