Wednesday, February 11

Stanford outshoots, outshines UCLA

STANFORD, Calif.—Coming out of halftime trailing Stanford by eight points, UCLA men’s basketball was looking to do what it has done so many times this season: outperform its opponent en route to a win. Read more...

Photo: Junior guard Norman Powell and redshirt senior forward Travis Wear guard Stanford’s senior forward Dwight Powell. Norman Powell said he and his teammates were frustrated when their defense didn’t stop Stanford from shooting over 60 percent in the game. (Katie Meyers/Daily Bruin senior staff)


Low intensity plays into UCLA loss at Stanford

STANFORD, Calif.—On Saturday, a weekday win means nothing. For the third time this season, UCLA made a mess it will spend a whole week cleaning up at home. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore forward/center Tony Parker said UCLA’s inability to close out a road trip for the third time this season will only make things harder for the team as it tries to catch up to first place Arizona. (Katie Meyers/Daily Bruin senior staff)


UCLA men’s basketball fosters hope for catching Arizona

As the clock in Haas Pavilion wound down on UCLA men’s basketball’s 86-66 win over Cal on Wednesday, things were just starting to pick up in Salt Lake City. Read more...

Photo: Jordan Adams will look to continue his hot shooting against Stanford. The sophomore guard is averaging 21.5 points per game in UCLA’s recent four-game winning streak. (Katie Meyers/Daily Bruin senior staff)


UCLA avenges last year’s loss with 86-66 defeat of Cal

Last year's road game against Cal was nothing short of a disaster for UCLA men's basketball, as the Bruins fell behind by 25 in the first half and eventually lost by 13. Read more...

Photo: Junior guard Norman Powell and redshirt senior forward Travis Wear, along with the rest of the Bruins, defeated California 86-66 on Wednesday night. According to the players, a strong second half performance helped them get the victory. (Katie Meyers / Daily Bruin senior staff)




UCLA’s offense rebounds from last game against Utah in 80-66 win

There have been times this season when Jordan Adams has gone missing for UCLA. There was the 0-for-9 shooting effort against Oregon State in which the sophomore guard looked to facilitate rather than shoot. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore guard Jordan Adams had a season high in points against a Pac-12 opponent, scoring 24 points on 10-14 shooting. (Katie Meyers/Daily Bruin senior staff)



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