No. 3 seed UCLA women’s basketball met its match in the third round of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament, losing to No. 2 seed Texas. The Bruins, who were NIT champions in 2015, made a lengthy tournament run with a young roster, but it wasn’t enough to overcome the Longhorns in a 72-64 loss. Read more...
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It looked like a different team had taken the field after UCLA came close to surrendering a 16-point first-half lead to USF. But the Bruins managed to squelch the Bulls’ comeback to win 72-67 in order to book their tickets for the next round of the NCAA women’s basketball tournament in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Read more...
The idea that a Hawaiian team could upend a highly touted UC school was no longer alien to Hawai’i women’s basketball. Barely 24 hours before the women tipped off against UCLA on Sunday afternoon, the No. Read more...
The winter quarter was full of interesting people and exciting moments across UCLA and the greater Los Angeles area. Luckily our photographers were there to capture it all. Read more...
UCLA enters the postseason and flies to Seattle to compete in the Pac-12 championships as the No. 2 after losing to no.1 Oklahoma. UCLA trailed Oklahoma by .725 – its largest deficit of the season. Read more...
After almost 5 hours and 14 innings, the Bruins came out on top as they defeated their crosstown rivals in the Dodger Stadium College Baseball Classic. Read more...
After a week full of incredible stories and coverage, check out some highlights from our talented photographers who made each article visually inspiring. Read more...
Photo: (Jintak Han/Daily Bruin)
