It was a perfect storyline. Sophomore guard/forward Kyle Anderson was set to make his grand return to Madison Square Garden just over a Lincoln Tunnel’s ride away from where he played his high school basketball. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore guard/forward Kyle Anderson had six turnovers in UCLA’s loss to Duke, as the Blue Devils’ aggressive play caused problems for the Bruins in the second half.
NEW YORK—Madison Square Garden was posed as a neutral site for Thursday’s non-conference matchup between No. 8 Duke and UCLA, but in the first few minutes of the context, it looked and felt anything but. Read more...
On Sunday night, the UCLA football team held its annual football awards banquet at the Beverly Hilton. One award, the Outstanding Scout Team Player award, was renamed to honor wide receiver Nick Pasquale, who was struck and killed by a car in his hometown of San Clemente on Sept. 8. Read more...
For 40 minutes, it was a battle between UCLA forcing turnovers and San Diego State dominating on the boards. But with five seconds left, the entire game came down to a single missed free throw. Read more...
Travis Wear was poised for a comeback. All his full recovery from injury needed was a bump into the starting lineup. Bouncing back from zero and two point performances, Wear had his best shooting performance of the season Saturday in a 95-71 win over the Prairie View A&M Panthers. Read more...
Photo: Redshirt senior forward Travis Wear continued to return to form after his appendectomy, scoring 10 points and starting for the first time this season.
1. Kylie Fitts (DE) Kylie Fitts appeared in six games, recording a single tackle for a loss against Cal in early October. The defensive end would miss every game following the Oregon trip later that month. Read more...
In the UCLA women’s soccer program’s most successful season, change was everything. And it all started at the head. Following the departure of former coach B.J. Read more...
Photo: In its NCAA tournament run, UCLA overcame the last two national champions, the No. 1 overall seed and the ACC champion, Florida State University. It was a run coach Amanda Cromwell called “one of the best runs ever.”
