Oregon is welcomed by fans as they make their way onto the court for their game against the UCLA Bruins at Matt Knight Arena on Saturday afternoon. (Aaron Marineau/Oregon Daily Emerald)

Oregon Ducks sophomore guard Jonathan Loyd (10) gets amped up with his teammates during pregame introductions. Loyd played 7 minutes of the game and finished perfect from the field with 5 points and 2 rebounds. (Nate Barrett/Oregon Daily Emerald)

Oregon’s Carlos Emory gets a grip on UCLA’s Joshua Smith during the first half of Oreogn’s 75-68 victory on Saturday. (Aaron Marineau/Oregon Daily Emerald)

UCLA guard Lazeric Jones scores 2 of his 14 points on the night in the first half on Saturday. UCLA dominated the first half of the game, leading 37-24 going into halftime. (Aaron Marineau/Oregon Daily Emerald)

Oregon’s Devoe Joseph keeps an eye on UCLA guard Lazeric Jones during the Ducks 75-68 victory at Matt Knight Arena on Saturday afternoon. (Aaron Marineau/Oregon Daily Emerald)

UCLA forward David Wear pulls down one of his game high 9 rebounds. Despite Wear’s performance, Oreogn and UCLA were on par with each other, both pulling down 37 boards on the night. (Aaron Marineau/Oregon Daily Emerald)

Oregon guard Devoe Joseph has his shot blocked by UCLA’s Anthony Stover. Stover had a game-high 4 blocks on the night as Oregon came back to win 75-68. (Aaron Marineau/Oregon Daily Emerald)

The 2012 Pac-12 Champion and Rose Bowl Game winning football team were honored at halftime of the Oregon Men’s Basketball game against the UCLA Bruins on Jan. 21, 2012.(Aaron Marineau/Oregon Daily Emerald)

Oregon running back coach Gary Campbell and senior running back Kenjon Barner share a moment as they exit the court after the 2012 Rose Bowl winning football team were honored at halftime. (Aaron Marineau/Oregon Daily Emerald)

UCLA forward David Wear went 4-10 from the field, scoring 10 points to his twin brother Tyler’s 24, who also starts for the Bruins. The pair had 16 of the Bruins’ 37 rebounds. (Aaron Marineau/Oregon Daily Emerald)

UCLA’s Tyler Lamb is pressured in the backcourt by Oregon’s Johnathan Loyd and Tyrone Nared. For most of the second half, Oregon employed a tight press defense in hopes of foring the Bruins into one of their 12 turnovers. (Aaron Marineau/Oregon Daily Emerald)

UCLA guard Jerime Anderson barely makes it over Oregon’s Tony Woods and E.J. Singler (25) during the second half. Woods had two crucial blocks in the game as Oregon came back to win 75-68. (Aaron Marineau/Oregon Daily Emerald)

Oregon’s E.J. Singler snags a rebound from UCLA’s Travis Wear (24) and Tyler Lamb (01) during the second half. Singler had a monster second half, pulling down 5 rebounds and putting 20 points on the board for Oregon. (Aaron Marineau/Oregon Daily Emerald)

Oregon head coach Dana Altman and the rest of the Oregon bench explode in celebration as Garrett Sim’s 3-pointer put the game within four at the beginning of the second half. (Aaron Marineau/Oregon Daily Emerald)

UCLA guard Norman Powell (4) attempts a lay up past Oregon Ducks junior forward Tony Woods (55). (Nate Barrett/Oregon Daily Emerald)

Oregon’s Jeremy Jacob and Devoe Joseph pressure UCLA’s Norman Powell in the backcourt of the first half of Oregon’s 75-68 victory. (Aaron Marineau/Oregon Daily Emerald)

Oregon’s E.J. Singler tips the ball during the second half as Oregon regained the lead from UCLA, who were up by 13 points going into halftime. (Aaron Marineau/Oregon Daily Emerald)

Oregon Ducks senior forward Tyrone Nared (31) goes for a rebound over UCLA junior forward David Wear (12). Nared finished with 8 rebounds and 3 points. (Nate Barrett/Oregon Daily Emerald)

Oregon forward E.J. Singler pulls away from UCLA’s Travis Wear after a turnover in the second half. Singler’s game-high 26 points helped lead the Ducks to victory at Matt Knight Arena on Saturday afternoon. (Aaron Marineau/Oregon Daily Emerald)

Oregon Ducks senior guard E.J. Singler, who finished with a career high 26 points, embraces senior forward Jeremy Jacob (23). Singler, who also finished with 7 rebounds and went 16 for 17 from the freethrow line, played an instrumental role in overturning the Duck’s seven-point halftime deficit. (Nate Barrett/Oregon Daily Emerald)