I asked Google this question a few minutes ago:
"Before tonight, when was the last time that a UCLA Football team scored on a safety?"
Google replied:
Before tonight's game against Illinois (on November 13, 2026), the last time UCLA scored on a safety was during the 2025 season on October 4, 2025, against Penn State, when the Bruins purposely took a safety with the punt team to burn clock and flip the field in a 42-37 win.
Then it added:
(In tonight's 22-14 win over Illinois, UCLA defensive lineman Aiden Gobaira also sacked Illini quarterback Katin Houser in the end zone for a third-quarter safety).
Since Google demonstrated a lack of basic reading comprehension, I tried again:
"Let me rephrase the question, since my saying "that a ucla football team scored" didn't register with you: When was the last time that a UCLA Football team scored 2 points by tackling an opponent in the end zone for a safety?"
Google, uncharacteristically, didn't apologize this time for being stupid. It just gave me this response:
Before tonight's game against Illinois, the last time a UCLA football team scored 2 points by tackling an opponent in the end zone for a safety was on November 10, 2012, against Washington State.
During that game in Pullman, UCLA linebacker Anthony Barr sacked Washington State quarterback Connor Halliday in the end zone in the second quarter of a 44-36 Bruins victory.
It's like pulling teeth sometimes.