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* Inducted to [[Hall of Fame (UCLA)|UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame]] in 2011.
 
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Sons of Westwood: Bruin Legends

ERNIE CASE

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

  • Lettered in 1941,45,46.
  • Served as team captain in 1945 & 1946.
  • Instrumental in leading team to a 10-0 regular season record in 1946 after a stint as a fighter pilot in the US Army.
  • Was a 1st round selection (6th overall) in the 1947 NFL Draft (Green Bay Packers).

ACCOLADES


 Starting quarterbacks

Birlenbach (1925,26,27)  · Russom (1927,28,29)  · Solomon (1927,29,30)  · Leonard Bergdahl (30-31-32)  · Frankovich (1932,33,34)  · Murphy (1933-34-35)  · Earl Harris (1935,36,37)  · Mathews (1938,39,40)  · Waterfield (1941, 42, 44)  · Case (1941,45,46)  · Reiges (1946,47)  · Nagel (1946,47,48,49)  · Hershman (1949,50)  · Debay/Ballard (1954)  · Knox/Ballard (1955)  · Bradley (1956)  · Shinnick  · Gertsman (1957)  · Long/Steffen (1958)  · Kilmer (1959, 1960)  · Smith/Haffner (1961)  · Zeno (1962, 1963, 1964)  · Beban (1965, 1966, 1967)  · Dow  · Bolden (1968)  · Dummit (1969, 1970)  · Flores (1971)  · Harmon (1972)  · Harmon/Sciarra (1973)  · Sciarra (1974, 1975)  · Dankworth (1976)  · Bukich  · Bashore (1977, 1978)  · Bashore/Quarles/Ramsey (1979)  · Ramsey (1980, 1981, 1982)  · Schroeder  · Bono/Neuheisel (1983)  · Bono (1984)  · Norrie (1985)  · Stevens (1986)  · Aikman (1987, 1988)  · Johnson (1989)  · Bonds/Maddox (1990)  · Maddox (1991)  · Walker/Barnes (1992)  · Cook (1993, 1994)  · Fien  · McNown (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998)  · Bennett/Paus/McCann (1999)  · Paus/McCann/McEwan (2000)  · Paus (2001)  · Paus/Moore (2002)  · D. Olson/Moore (2003)  · D. Olson (2004, 2005)  · B. Olson/Cowan (2006)  · B. Olson/Cowan/Bethel-Thompson/Rasshan (2007)  · Craft (2008)  · Prince (2009)  · Prince/Brehaut (2010, 2011)  · Hundley (2012, 2013, 2014)  · Rosen (2015)  · Rosen/Fafaul (2016)  · Rosen/Modster (2017)  · Speight/Thompson-Robinson (2018)

From 1949-1956, UCLA employed the single-wing offense, in which the HB, FB, and QB were equally likely to throw the football.

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