The last game of a disappointing football season ended as the University of La Verne Leopards tried to take down the host Redlands Bulldogs on Saturday night. What hoped to be a light at the end of La Verne's tunnel turned out to be only another landslide, as ULV was defeated 42-14.
On an overcast night destined for football in Atherton, Calif., the University of La Verne football team battled the elements, but came up short against the Menlo Oaks, 42-13.
After dropping two straight games and watching its record plummet to 2-4, the University of La Verne football team was seeking to make its third game a charm at Ortmayer Stadium Saturday.
As the University of La Verne football season begins to wind down to the last three games of the season, the Leopards are looking for results this Saturday as they face Chapman for what head coach Don Morel is deeming "a much-needed win" for Homecoming.
La Verne played the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Stags last Saturday afternoon and dominated the game, winning 17-6. The Leopards had 348 total yards of offense, compared to 39 by Claremont.