Both players and coaches of the UCLA men’s tennis team consider the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s National Team Indoor Qualifying Tournament that begins today a preview of what to expect for the NCAA tournament in the spring. Read more...
Photo: Junior Adrien Puget will yield the No. 1 position to sophomore Marcos Giron for UCLA’s match against Cal Poly this afternoon.
The fast-paced men’s volleyball schedule doesn’t leave much time for mourning losses. Read more...
Photo: Redshirt sophomore Kene Izuchukwu, left, and junior Gonzalo Quiroga, both outside hitters, look to improve the team’s serving for Sunday.
This weekend, UCLA women’s basketball is putting rebounding, defense and ball security on the back burner. Read more...
Photo: Senior forward Alyssia Brewer and the UCLA women’s basketball team will focus on playing as one cohesive unit when they host Arizona today.
Shabazz Muhammad sat in the media room at Pauley Pavilion on Tuesday knowing what kind of challenge awaited him and his teammates: A trip to Arizona to play one of the best teams in the nation. Read more...
Photo: A Freshman guard/forward Shabazz Muhammad led all Bruin scorers with 23 points on Thursday night, shooting 8-for-16 from the field. UCLA is 8-0 in games in which Muhammad has scored 20 or more points.
Having just snapped a 10-game winning streak courtesy of the first-place Oregon Ducks, the Bruins look to begin a new winning streak against the No. 6 Arizona Wildcats – the third-place team in the conference, whose only loss of the season stems from the Ducks. Read more...
Photo: Freshman guard Shabazz Muhammad, who started the team’s last game on the bench, will look to rebound with a big performance against Arizona.
When a group of 36 women get together and combine two sports into one team, it can be difficult to find a team dynamic – this is the mindset adjustment that UCLA swim and dive has to deal with. Read more...
Photo: Senior butterfly specialist Stephanie Christofferson, who holds the third-fastest 100-yard butterfly time in UCLA women’s swimming history, had two top-three event finishes against Division II Simon Fraser last weekend.
This quarter in the UCLA Anderson School of Management, a class is being offered called “The Agony and Ecstasy of Sports Entertainment.” Although the dramatic name may seem more suited for a movie than a course, it’s all just part of the business for Professor Peter Guber. Read more...
