UCLA crumbled.

The Bruins forced four turnovers, but missed three field goals, in a 20-10 loss to No. 15 Colorado on Thursday at Folsom Field in Boulder, Colo.

There were a combined 25 penalties for 224 yards between the teams.

Colorado ended the game in the victory formation, but not before UCLA picked up its 13th penalty of the game.

Jordan Lasley was called offside as the Buffaloes attempted to convert on fourth and four.

That about sums up the Bruins’ night. 

Two dropped passes in the end zone and a missed field-goal attempt.

That about sums up UCLA’s offense tonight, and this season. 

Jordan Lasley couldn't hold on to Mike Fafaul’s pass at the goal line on second down, then Eldridge Massington dropped a third-down pass in the end zone.

Isaiah Oliver returned a UCLA punt 68 yards for a touchdown and Colorado leads the Bruins, 20-10, with 5:26 remaining in the fourth quarter.

By now you can probably guess what the UCLA offensive series looked like. But in case you can't, it went like this:

Kenny Lacy false start.

After a 16-play series, Colorado attempted a 36-yard field goal, but it was blocked by Rick Wade.

UCLA has played well enough on defense and special teams to win this game, but the question remains whether the offense can score enough points.

Sefo Liufau completed six of 10 passes in the series, which included a 10-yard reception by Bryce Bobo on fourth and eight.

UCLA punted, but not before drawing another penalty.

Kenny Lacy was flagged for a false start to put the Bruins in a second-and-11 situation. Mike Fafaul’s pass fell incomplete on second and third downs.

If there’s any silver lining to be had, Ishmael Adams caught his first pass of the game, a 12-yard reception.

This game has gone from kind of ugly, to really ugly, to unfathomably bad in the span of three quarters. 

Colorado leads UCLA, 13-10, after kicking a 37-yard field goal. The scoring drive covered 54 yards in 14 plays and took 6:02.

But it's been all about the penalties.

UCLA has had plenty of opportunities in this game, but hasn't made the most of them.

J.J. Molson attempted a 44-yard field goal, but missed. It was his second miss of the night. 

Once again, a Colorado penalty helped move the Bruins along in the series. The Buffaloes picked up their fourth unsportsmanlike conduct penalty of the game when Ryan Moeller taunted Darren Andrews after he caught a seven-yard pass and was pushed out of bounds.

This would not be what one would call a polished football game. It's been rather ugly.

Colorado kicked a 21-yard field goal to tie the score, 10-10, with 7:28 remaining in the third quarter.

During the series the Buffaloes converted on fourth down by way of a UCLA penalty when the Bruins were called for a substitution infraction.