It’s just a midweek game at the beginning of March but if the hype on Justin Hooper is real, people will someday look back on it as a special moment. Read more...
Photo: Freshman lefty Justin Hooper will take the mound Tuesday against UC Santa Barbara in his first collegiate start. (Ken Shin/Daily Bruin)
USC men’s tennis wasn’t supposed to be good this year. The Trojans lost four seniors last year, all who were ranked in the top 50 in singles, and this year’s squad consists mostly of underclassmen. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore Martin Redlicki played in all three matches against USC last year, but two of those matches went unfinished. In the one that was completed, he lost in straight sets. (Hannah Ye/Daily Bruin senior staff)
Perched on a worn stool in the corner of Yates Gymnasium, Valorie Kondos Field bobbed her head in tune with the array of sounds blasting out of the stereo next to her. Read more...
Photo: (Kelly Brennan/Illustrations director)
With the Pac-12 championships over and only six days until the NCAA Zone E Diving Championships, the UCLA divers have little time to tap into the mental toughness that they’ve been working on all season long. Read more...
Photo: Junior Annika Lenz and the dive team have until the weekend to prepare for the NCAA Zone E Diving Championships. The Bruins are coming off mixed results at the Pac-12 Championships. (Ken Shin/Daily Bruin)
UCLA men’s basketball made history Saturday night, but not in a way befitting the team’s storied past. By falling 79-70 to Stanford, UCLA lost its 10th conference game of the season and clinched a losing Pac-12 record. Read more...
Photo: Junior guard Bryce Alford and the UCLA men’s basketball team won’t break .500 this year in conference play. The Bruins will likely have to rely on the Pac-12 tournament to make it to March Madness. (Miriam Bribiesca/Daily Bruin senior staff)
Live from the UCLA Radio studio, it’s the Daily Bruin sports editors. They pontificate for a bit about the dangers of a live broadcast, then get down to the nitty-gritty of UCLA sports. Read more...
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When UCLA swimming and diving competed in the Pac-12 championships last week, the athletes were not the only Bruins working hard. They were joined by the school’s record keepers who had to go back in the record book and seemingly update it every time junior swimmer Linnea Mack dove into the pool. Read more...
Photo: Junior swimmer Linnea Mack broke a number of records over the weekend at the Pac-12 championships. (Daily Bruin file photo)
