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UCLA has introduced a new attendance reporting policy for football games at the Rose Bowl, moving to a scan count system for greater transparency. The Bruins reported a scan count of 31,973 for their home opener against San Diego State, contrasting with previous attendance figures that included distributed tickets. The change aims to provide a more accurate representation of actual attendance at games.
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UCLA has introduced a new attendance reporting policy for football games at the Rose Bowl, moving to a scan count system for greater transparency. The Bruins reported a scan count of 31,973 for their home opener against San Diego State, contrasting with previous attendance figures that included distributed tickets. The change aims to provide a more accurate representation of actual attendance at games.
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