Saturday, May 16

Football scouting report: Oregon State

On Saturday, No. 22 UCLA (6-2, 3-2 Pac-12) will face the Pac-12’s last-place team, Oregon State (4-4, 1-3). The Beavers, who have been outscored by 90 points in their 8 games, have lost five straight. Read more...

Photo: Redshirt freshman quarterback Nick Mitchell will be making his second career start in the place of injured quarterback Seth Collins. Although Mitchell is not as mobile as Collins, he is a better pocket passer. (The Daily Barometer)


UCLA vs. Oregon State gameday predictions

No. 23 UCLA travels north to Corvallis, Oregon, to face unranked Oregon State. The Bruins are on a two-game win streak following victories over Cal and Colorado. Read more...

Photo: Coming in with a two-game win streak, Jim Mora and the Bruins face the Pac-12’s last-place team, Oregon State, Saturday. (Daniel Alcazar/Daily Bruin senior staff)


Men’s soccer looks to solidify playoff spot with weekend wins

This weekend, the men’s soccer team has a chance to not only solidify its playoff hopes, but also to announce its arrival on the scene as an NCAA Tournament dark horse. Read more...

Photo: Senior defender Michael Amick said that the Bruins’ win over the then-No. 6 Akron Zips last Sunday was important in the context of the playoff picture. (Hannah Ye/Daily Bruin senior staff)


Fall tournaments prepare women’s tennis as season approaches

For the women’s tennis team, the offseason allows players to perfect their serves, refine their volleys and improve their physical conditions. With the fall coming to a close, the Bruins are looking to continue refining their individual games in the remaining tournaments. Read more...

Photo: Women’s tennis sophomore Kristin Wiley will be UCLA’s lone representative in this weekend’s Jack Kramer Classic Tournament in Palos Verdes, California. Wiley will compete against a field that includes six top-100 players. (Daily Bruin file photo)




Education and football

UCLA football alumnus and Heisman Trophy winner Gary Beban and UCLA football players Kenny Young, Eldridge Massington and Myles Jack share their thoughts on getting a degree as a college athlete. Read more...