Saturday, August 1




[NCAA Tournament]: Howland has been on other side

When Ben Howland says that a 15-seed can beat a 2-seed, he’s not just talking. He’s speaking from experience. In 1998, Howland’s fourth season as the head coach at Northern Arizona, the 15th-seeded Lumberjacks gave second-seeded Cincinnati all it could handle before losing 65-62 on a last-second 3-pointer. Read more...


[Online Exclusive]: Bomb scare delays game

The opening of UCLA’s first-round game in San Diego was delayed until 3:20 p.m. today as a bomb-sniffing dog smelled a suspicious package near a hot dog stand inside Cox Arena on San Diego State’s campus this morning. Read more...


[NCAA Tournament]: Flash forward

Arron Afflalo still remembers the feeling. It’s not a good one. Sitting in the locker room of the McKale Center in Tucson, fresh off UCLA’s first-round loss to Texas Tech in last year’s NCAA Tournament, the current sophomore was, in a word, hurt. Read more...


Baseball’s staunchest, warmest fans

From my vantage point at last Friday’s baseball game between UCLA and Mississippi, the Bruins looked hot. They beat No. 19 Ole Miss in a 9-2 win with senior second baseman Sean Smith going 2-for-4 with a home run and a double. Read more...