With sophomore forward Luc Richard Mbah a Moute inactive, UCLA faced a defensive dilemma against Arizona. Who was going to guard Marcus Williams? The 6-foot-7-inch sophomore forward for the Wildcats came into Saturday’s game leading the Pac-10 in scoring at 18.5 points per game and was averaging 22 points per game in conference play. Read more...

About an hour before Saturday’s game against Arizona, I was standing outside of Pauley Pavilion waiting in line to get into the upper sections of Pauley (because it’s both a better view and you don’t have to deal with as many stupid fans as you do in the lower student section) when Arron Afflalo came walking up out of Pauley, headed toward the Acosta Center. Read more...

Look who’s talking now. Two weeks after Arizona sophomore forward Marcus Williams claimed, “We are the standard (of this conference),” the Bruins proved on Saturday that all their talking is done on the court. Read more...

It was as though he’d been there before. With the game still on the line, No. 11 Arizona fouled Alfred Aboya, hoping that he would miss from the free-throw line. Read more...

Doug Partie, Jeff Nygaard, Adam Naeve and Steve Klosterman? Could this be the list of the greatest middle blockers to come through the UCLA men’s volleyball program? Read more...

The men’s track and field team might be geared toward keeping key athletes healthy during the indoor season, but over the weekend, the Bruins looked to be going all out. Read more...

After a long offseason, the Bruins are ready to come out of hibernation. This weekend, the UCLA men’s track and field team will compete for the first time this year at the Modrall Sperling Lobo Invitational in Albuquerque, N.M., to open up the indoor season. Read more...