Track teams perform in weekend invitational The men’s and women’s track teams had a number of event wins this weekend at their respective invitationals. The Bruin men traveled to Flagstaff, Ariz., for the NAU Invitational, winning seven events with many players hitting lifetime bests and starting off their collegiate track and field careers with strong times. Read more...
Sports, Women's Water Polo
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February 7, 10:59 pm
Monday Briefing
Sports
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February 7, 10:57 pm
No. 1 golf comes up against first obstacle
A season that seemed to have so much promise for the UCLA women's golf team has already hit its first bump in the road. Read more...
Sports
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February 7, 10:54 pm
“˜The Big Three’ dominate young team
The California men's basketball team was picked to finish first in the Pac-10 for a reason, UCLA coach Ben Howland said in the postgame press conference. Read more...
Photo: Cal senior guard Jerome Randle, who is second in the conference in 3-pointers made, scored 14 points, including 12 from long range, in UCLA’s loss.
Sports
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February 7, 10:52 pm
For the Bruins, patience is imperative
Eight minutes into the UCLA-Cal game, and I'm sitting there wondering if the Bruins would reach 100 points. At that instant I should have known the Bruins were in trouble. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore guard Jerime Anderson and the men’s basketball team made only 12 of 31 field goals in the final 32 minutes of the game, surrendering a 22-8 lead.
Photo Archives, Sports
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February 6, 3:08 pm
Men’s Basketball vs. Cal
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Sports, Women's Basketball
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February 6, 2:40 pm
UCLA women’s basketball snags win over Cal, 44-32
After a disappointing performance against No. 2 Stanford on Thursday, the UCLA women’s basketball team gained a bit of redemption when they knocked off the Cal Golden Bears, 44-32, Saturday afternoon in Berkeley. Read more...
Sports
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February 6, 2:32 pm
UCLA men’s basketball falls to Cal
UCLA couldn’t have started any better on Saturday. The Bruins were tied atop the Pac-10 conference standings and held a 14-point lead over California. Two standing ovations later, things were looking up for UCLA on national television. Read more...