Monsters and werewolves won’t be found anywhere on the volleyball court, but they can be found in Brian Rofer’s new children’s book. Adding to his resume of recruiting, scouting and running practice drills, Rofer, an assistant coach for the men’s volleyball team, has also recently finished writing a book titled “I Know the Monster is Real.” A story about children’s fears of monsters under the bed and in the closet, “I Know the Monster is Real” also has a lesson for all the parents of frightened children. Read more...

The qualifiers for the NCAA National Championships were announced Monday, and while the Bruins were pleased to get a total of six selections for the men’s and women’s track teams, there was an obvious and puzzling omission. Read more...

It’s natural and expected for a coach to always defend his players. But Sunday, the most famous active basketball coach in the country took it too far. Read more...

SEATTLE “”mdash; When UCLA clinched the Pac-10 title on Thursday, the mood of the team could only be described as euphoric. Just two days later, the Bruins received a major reality check. Read more...

That loss to Washington was neither pleasant nor necessary, but since the players acted like it didn’t matter, I’m gonna go ahead and do the same. Read more...

As much as Noelle Quinn wanted to will the Bruins to victory, she could not get them past Arizona State in the second round of the Pac-10 Tournament on Saturday, ending UCLA’s season and Quinn’s collegiate career. Read more...

The No. 12 Bruins’ 2007 season thus far tells a tale of inconsistency with unanticipated losses against highly ranked opponents and unranked competition alike. Still, it bears signs of great potential. Read more...