in the regular-season finale in Pauley Pavilion on Saturday night.

The win gives the fourth-ranked Bruins a program record 18 conference victories and moves their home winning streak to 25, which is the country’s longest.

Jaquez notched a double-double with 22 points and 10 rebounds in his last home game. Tyger Campbell added 21 points and David Singleton had 17 points, including five 3-pointers.

Jaquez could be the first Pac-12 Player of the Year from UCLA since Kevin Love in 2008.

It wasn’t all love, though.

The evening got injected with a nervous energy when star junior Jaylen Clark was helped off the floor and into the locker room. The defensive juggernaut made a steal in the back court and converted a layup before back-pedaling to return into defensive position. After a couple gallops, he quickly reached for his leg and winced in pain.

He collapsed into the aid of an assistant coach before sitting on the bench for a few minutes and being taken back for further evaluation. He was subbed out of the game at the 17:53-mark in the second half and did not return play.

However, Clark did come back out to the floor and join his teammates on the bench, but he was using crutches and had a walking boot on his right foot. Cronin told reporters after the game that Clark will have an MRI today but didn’t say on what specifically.

The Bruins started the game 1 of 12 from the field and fell behind 13-2 before battling back to take a 40-37 halftime lead. Singleton delivered timely 3-pointers, including his third of the opening half that capped a 15-0 UCLA run.

UCLA never relinquished the lead in the second half thanks to Jaquez’s 16 second-half points, which paced the Bruins.