Ryan Hollins continually faced questions about his passive demeanor in his first three seasons at UCLA, despite his intimidating stature. Over that time, he made a habit out of defending himself and insisting that he still believed he would at some point play in the NBA. Read more...

The game of basketball has taken Ernie Zeigler just about everywhere. Now, it is taking him back home. Zeigler, an assistant coach under Ben Howland at UCLA for the past three seasons, accepted the head coaching job at Central Michigan University on Thursday. Read more...

Although the regular collegiate track and field season ended a few weeks ago in Sacramento, an elite bunch of past and present Bruins are still running strong. Read more...

At the top of the leaderboard for the U.S. Women’s Open are the usual names: Annika Sorenstam, Michelle Wie and various other professionals. Down a few spots from those names comes an unfamiliar one: Jane Park. Read more...

NEW YORK “”mdash; For years, UCLA basketball had been expected to produce top-flight draft picks. All-Americans such as Ed O’Bannon and Baron Davis being selected in the NBA lottery had been the norm. Read more...

EL SEGUNDO “”mdash; Strutting into his first press conference as a professional basketball player, Jordan Farmar couldn’t have looked any more at home. Less than twenty-four hours after being selected as the No. Read more...

Jordan Farmar won’t have to leave his native Los Angeles to realize his NBA dreams after all. Farmar, who led UCLA to the NCAA Championship game in his sophomore campaign this last season, was selected by the Los Angeles Lakers with the No. Read more...