Occasionally in track and field, athletes do not compete against fellow athletes. Read more...
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Senior jumper Jonathan Clark will compete in the high jump in the Bruins’ first home meet of the season Saturday against the Volunteers at Drake Stadium.
All good things must come to an end, and for the UCLA men's volleyball team, this end came out of nowhere. Read more...
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Redshirt junior Jeremy Casebeer and the No. 5 Bruins lost to No. 6 UC Irvine.
The UCLA men's volleyball team is hitting its stride going into the final stretch of the season. Read more...
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Senior libero Tom Hastings and the No. 5 Bruins will head to UC Irvine to take on the No. 6 Anteaters tonight at 6 p.m. UCLA is currently enjoying a seven-game winning streak, hitting at a .346 clip while limiting opponents to a .243 percentage during that span.
Apparently the NBA bug is contagious. Read more...
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Malcolm Lee reflects on the Bruins’ loss in the NCAA Tournament. Lee plans on entering the 2011 NBA draft without hiring an agent.
FULLERTON "”mdash; More than half of the UCLA baseball team's wins this season have come in shutouts. With each run their opponent scores, the Bruins' chances of winning one of their signature, low-scoring pitchers' duels become less and less likely. So when UCLA freshman pitcher Zack Weiss surrendered three runs to Cal State Fullerton in the top of the first inning in his first collegiate start, the Bruins were doomed. Despite equaling the No. Read more...
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Junior first baseman Dean Espy went 2-for-4 with a run in No. 24 UCLA’s 5-3 road loss to No. 12 Cal State Fullerton on Tuesday night. The Titans got to work early, registering three runs in the bottom of the first inning, and the Bruins couldn’t successfully rally despite redshirt junior Marc Navarro’s two-out, two-run single in the sixth.
The statistics certainly favored the Bruins against the Gauchos. The UCLA softball team hadn't lost at home, and UC Santa Barbara was searching for its first road victory of the season. Read more...
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GiOnna DiSalvatore went 2-for-5 in Tuesday’s doubleheader against UCSB.
Columnist Eli Smukler evaluates Honeycutt's career in “Scoop Dreams: Tyler Honeycutt's departure for the NBA is too soon” Read more...
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Tyler Honeycutt announced his intention to declare for the NBA draft Monday. Honeycutt also said that he will hire an agent, eliminating the possibility that he could return to school to utilize his two remaining years of eligibility. He is the sixth player in the last five years to leave UCLA early and is projected to be selected in the first round.
