Thursday, July 30

Mounting injuries let other players shine

With each devastating injury comes an opportunity. With each vacated roster position comes the need for a replacement. And with each replacement comes mixed feelings. “It’s not good for our team,” freshman guard Mike Roll said. Read more...


Quinn’s double-double leads Bruins to victory

Noelle Quinn doesn’t think she is a great player “”mdash; yet. But she is quickly becoming one. After the Bruins’ tough loss against Washington on Thursday night, Quinn climbed into her hotel bed that night exhausted from the travel and beaten down by her poor play. Read more...




Running backs coach takes up NFL offer

The steady stream of rumors for the past two seasons concerning UCLA assistant football coach and recruiting coordinator Eric Bieniemy leaving the Bruins for a position in the NFL became a reality Monday. Read more...


Depleted Bruin squad falls short

For 16 games, UCLA overcame more than a full season’s share of injuries. The Bruins survived their freshmen playing more minutes and bigger roles than anyone could have previously anticipated. Read more...


Two men’s tennis players upset a top-ranked foe

The UCLA men’s tennis team also had two tournaments of their own, which both ended with similar results: upsets of top-ranked players. In Indian Wells, junior Benjamin Kohlloeffel recorded a 6-3, 7-6(5) victory over Pepperdine’s Scott Doerner, who is ranked third in the nation, and was given the tournament’s top seed. Read more...