Two UCLA starters downgraded for Oct. 17 matchup vs. Wisconsin at Rose Bowl

LOS ANGELES – Quarterback Nico Iamaleava might not be the only starter UCLA loses from its win over Oregon last week.

According to the Big Ten availability report released Oct. 16, two Bruins starters were downgraded from questionable to doubtful for their game with Wisconsin Oct. 17: left tackle Jordan Davis and cornerback Rodrick Pleasant.

The report also revealed some good news for UCLA. Senior Ashton Sanders, a backup defensive lineman who didn’t play last week, is no longer listed on the report, which means he is cleared to play against UW.

Iamaleava, who suffered a leg injury vs. Oregon, is one of five UCLA players listed as out for the game.

Meanwhile, the Badgers made no changes to the report it filed Oct. 15.

The final availability report will be released three hours before the game Saturday. Kickoff is 3:30 p.m.

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Here is the complete report.

Wisconsin Badgers

Out: cornerback Cai Bates.

Doubtful: running back Nate Palmer.

Questionable: center Austin Kawecki; quarterback Danny O’Neil.

Probable: running back Abu Sama, receiver Jaylon Domingeaux.

UCLA Bruins

Out: defensive back Tao Johnson, receiver Mikey Matthews, receiver Jonah Smith, offensive line Sam Yoon, quarterback Nico Iamaleava.

Doubtful: defensive back Rodrick Pleasant, tackle Jordan Davis

Questionable: defensive back CJ Lavender.