Why They’ll Win: Look at two Saturdays ago. That’s an indication of why the Bruins have a chance to repeat as champions. In a must-win situation against Stanford, UCLA held on for a one-goal overtime victory. Read more...

Why they’ll win: Experience. Talent. Coaching. Desire. This team has all of those special traits that championship teams possess. The Bruins came within six outs of a national title last year in what was a rocky, up-and-down season. Read more...

The UCLA men’s soccer team added depth to its roster last week, signing goalkeeper Brian Perk and forward Anthony Beltran to national letters of intent. “We are very excited to add two more quality players to an already terrific recruiting class,†UCLA coach Jorge Salcedo said. Read more...

Why They’ll Win: The Bruins, despite an unexplainable 4-3 loss to Washington, have been taking care of Pac-10 foes left and right recently and boast the top-ranked singles player in the nation in junior Benjamin Kohlloeffel, as well as the second-best doubles team in the nation in Kohlloeffel and fellow junior Philipp Gruendler. Read more...

The 2005-2006 athletic season began as a year of destiny. This was the year that UCLA had a good chance to become the first school in the history of the NCAA to win 100 national championships. Read more...

Senior Liz Pallas-Jacobs should have seen the signs all around her. If last year was not enough of a warning, then her teammates screaming at her to strip off her warm-ups should have been. Read more...

Just a few days after bulking up their 2006 recruiting class, the Bruins received a boost to their 2007 recruiting class. Sources have indicated that junior Chace Stanback, a small forward/shooting guard out of Fairfax High School, has verbally committed to UCLA. Read more...