UCLA men’s basketball seeks to crack Ohio State in likely free-throw battle

Men's Basketball, Sports

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January 16, 10:03 pm

UCLA men’s basketball seeks to crack Ohio State in likely free-throw battle

Life often revolves around embracing challenging paths. But sometimes one must take the easy points in life. Basketball players achieve this at the free-throw line. UCLA men’s basketball (12-5, 4-2 Big Ten) shot 21-for-21 from the charity stripe against Penn State on Wednesday on the road – the first time the squad has notched a perfect free-throw percentage since shooting 10-for-10 from the line against Utah State in last year’s NCAA tournament. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore guard Trent Perry shoots the ball at Pauley Pavilion. (Aidan Sun/Assistant Photo editor)

Men's Volleyball, Sports

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January 16, 6:45 pm

UCLA men’s volleyball readies for First Point Collegiate Challenge matchups

Taking a team off its high horse is hard enough – let alone the No. 1 team in the nation. With a two-game winning streak in the books, there is much to anticipate in the Bruins’ first regular-season tournament. Read more...

Photo: Coach John Hawks claps his hands together while watching from the sideline. (Bettina Wu/Daily Bruin senior staff)

Gymnastics, Sports

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January 16, 5:30 pm

How the World Champions Centre shaped UCLA gymnasts Chiles, Sumanasekera, Eichman

Surrounding oneself with strong support is a recipe for success. And it certainly does not hurt when that support comes with Olympic-caliber experience. Five of the 16 gymnasts at the 2024 United States Olympic Trials were products of the World Champions Centre. Read more...

Photo: Senior Jordan Chiles dances during her floor routine. The Houston local earned back-to-back Big Ten Gymnast of the Week honors to open 2026. (Zimo Li/Daily Bruin senior staff)

Gymnastics, Sports

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January 16, 5:30 pm

UCLA gymnastics prepares for home-opening meet against Nebraska

There is home-field advantage. And then there is competing in Pauley Pavilion – where banners that boast UCLA’s collection of national titles hang from the rafters, blue and yellow confetti falls from the sky during floor routines and the crowd hangs on to every Bruin gymnast’s last move. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore Riley Jenkins cheers following a vault. She has a 9.825 average on the apparatus. (Zimo Li/Daily Bruin senior staff)

Sports, Women's Tennis

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January 16, 2:36 pm

Roster reset: UCLA women’s tennis loses star doubles team, gains promising freshmen

No. 17 UCLA women’s tennis is just three days away from the start of its 2026 season. After a NCAA tournament super regional berth in 2025, the Bruins lost one-third of their starting lineup ahead of the upcoming campaign. Read more...

Photo: UCLA women’s tennis stands in a team huddle. The Bruins open the dual-match season on Sunday. (Brianna Carlson/Daily Bruin staff)

Men's Tennis, Sports

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January 16, 8:24 am

UCLA men’s tennis prepares for 2026 dual-match opener against UC Irvine

Treading toward the future often requires facing the past. And one Bruin will take his first step in that quest this weekend. No. 12 UCLA men’s tennis will face UC Irvine on Saturday at the Los Angeles Tennis Center to open the dual-match season. Read more...

Photo: Senior Aadarsh Tripathi prepares to hit the ball. (Edward Ho/Daily Bruin)

Sports, Sports Columns

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January 15, 11:13 pm

Dizon’s Disposition: UCLA’s lack of fan culture has no clear solution

UCLA is one of the best sports schools in the nation. The Bruins have taken home 12 NCAA titles since 2016 and 16 since 2013. Only Stanford has more NCAA titles. Read more...

Photo: The Rose Bowl is pictured. (Brianna Carlson/Daily Bruin staff)

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