Click here for a larger version of this story. Note from The Sports Desk With UCLA closing in on its 100th NCAA title, the sports section is pulling articles from the Daily Bruin archives that document past Bruin NCAA titles. Read more...

It seems that basketball teams on the East Coast have been paralleling the weather, namely cooling down. Way down. In the NBA, no true contender has shown itself capable of being the Beast of the East and challenging a Western conference team in the finals, and the same has been true in the college game. Read more...

M. VOLLEYBALL Today, 7 p.m. v. Hawai’i Pauley Pavilion Usually athletes grow out their hair until a winning streak comes to an end. But some members of the men’s volleyball team felt it was necessary to chop their lovely locks as they restlessly search for their second conference win. Read more...

It’s hard to carry out a discussion about sports nowadays without bringing up how much coaches and pro athletes are paid. Whenever a huge contract is signed, fans and media personalities will gripe about it like it’s the end of the world. Read more...

The way Sunday’s game ended left members of the UCLA basketball team with a sick feeling inside. Facing a sea of red from the Stanford students swarming around them as they left the court didn’t make a devastating loss any easier. Read more...

When C.K. Yang first stepped onto the track at UCLA in 1958, the coaches and athletes had no idea why a tall, lanky Taiwanese student was standing before them. Read more...

Through the gray January fog and bleak lights at the Sunset Canyon Recreation Center atop the hill, the morning is filled with the faint hum of Vespas and the laughter of 16 talented athletes. Read more...