COLLEGE FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : UCLA : One Back Is Enough for Rest of Season

Coach Terry Donahue said the Bruins will use a one-back offense for the remaining two games of the season.

After averaging only 37 yards rushing in its first four Pacific 10 games, UCLA has averaged 174.5 yards in its last two games since switching to a one-back offense.

Although he prefers a fullback and a tailback, Donahue was forced to abandon a two-back attack because fullback Kaleaph Carter has been hampered by an Achilles’ tendon injury.

Tailback Chris Alexander, who said he prefers the one-back attack because it gives him more freedom, has rushed for 330 yards and one touchdown in his last two games.

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Injury report: Tailback Kevin Williams, who has missed four of the Bruins’ last five games because of a pulled hamstring, returned to practice Monday and might play in Saturday’s game at Oregon. . . . Inside linebacker Shane Jasper (Achilles’ tendon injury) and defensive tackle Matt Werner (broken hand) will be lost for the final two games. . . . Wide receiver Sean LaChapelle, who has missed three of UCLA’s last five games because of a cracked rib, is questionable for this week but hopes to return for the Bruins’ season finale against USC. . . . Defensive tackle London Woodfin is doubtful because of a broken left hand. . . . Nose guard Sale Isaia (back injury) and cornerback Carl Greenwood (hamstring) are questionable for this week.