All has not been quiet on the UCLA front line. Read more...
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Redshirt freshman center Anthony Stover (right) will be one of the Bruins trusted to guard Arizona’s Derrick Williams when UCLA takes on Arizona.
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Men's Volleyball, Sports
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January 26, 12:59 am
No. 4 UCLA men’s volleyball takes on No. 8 Pepperdine
Any coach will tell you that his or her team's next game is its most important one. Read more...
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Redshirt junior setter Alex Scattareggia and No. 4 UCLA will face No. 8 Pepperdine today at Pauley Pavilion. The Waves have lost three consecutive matches.
Men's Tennis, Sports
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January 24, 11:57 pm
UCLA men’s tennis set to take on Santa Barbara
After three UCLA men's tennis players rallied to win in three sets on Friday against Brigham Young, sophomore Maxime Tabatruong had one message: "We're ready to go." Read more...
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Maxime Tabatruong was one of three Bruins to win in three sets against BYU on Friday. The Bruins will face the No. 61 Gauchos today at the Los Angeles Tennis Center.
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January 24, 11:54 pm
Smaller players of the UCLA men’s basketball team step up their game
All 305 pounds of freshman center Joshua Smith came crashing to the floor in UCLA's pivotal meeting with California on Thursday. Read more...
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Sophomore forward Tyler Honeycutt did a little bit of everything in UCLA’s 68-57 win against Stanford on Saturday, putting up 16 points, three assists, eight rebounds and four blocks. With the Bruins at times opting to go with a small lineup, Honeycutt saw time at the power forward position in Saturday’s game.
Sports
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January 24, 11:52 pm
Newly expanded March Madness may benefit UCLA men’s basketball
Last April, the NCAA decided to expand the men's basketball tournament by a few more teams. Read more...
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Coach Ben Howland’s Bruins face a big test when they play Arizona Thursday.
Photo Archives, Sports, Women's Basketball
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January 24, 1:14 am
UCLA women's basketball defeats California 65-56
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Campus, Sports
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January 24, 1:01 am
Athletes become pen pals with local students through UCLA Athletics’ Adopt a Classroom program
Six-year-old Jadon Graiwer was ecstatic when he learned he and his classmates would be pen pals with a UCLA athlete. "I don't want to be a Trojan room," Graiwer said about the possibility of his first-grade classroom pairing up with a USC athlete. Read more...
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First-grade student Noa Schwartz gets an autograph from Matt Wiet, a sophomore defender on the UCLA men’s soccer team. (courtesy of Kelly Schwartz)