The secret is out. The boys in Westwood have a pretty good thing going. This seems to be the sentiment shared by the national media as the college football world has started to give the Bruins positive coverage, wondering if Karl Dorrell is finding his way. Read more...

The young UCLA women’s volleyball team seemed nearly unstoppable only two weeks ago. Vastly improving with each day of practice, the Bruins had jumped out to a 7-1 record. Read more...

As a senior in 1995, All-American forward Ed O’Bannon helped lead UCLA to its most recent NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship. Now, ten years after he last suited up for the Blue and Gold, O’Bannon is headlining a new group: He will be one of eight new members inducted into the UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame in a private ceremony tomorrow. Read more...

The Bruin cross-country corps may just be a little shaky these days, but if two standout runners have their way, UCLA will soon be on top. Read more...

UCLA sophomore men’s basketball player Josh Shipp underwent a successful arthroscopic right hip procedure on Wednesday to repair a torn labrum and remove bone spurs. Shipp, who injured the hip sometime during summer while playing in a local summer league, was originally scheduled to have the surgery on Sept. Read more...

The UCLA women’s golf team has quite a bit of work to do if it wants to live up to its preseason No. 1 ranking. Playing in their first tournament of the year this past weekend at the Vanderbilt Legends Club in Franklin, Tenn., the Bruins shot a relatively unspectacular 9-over par 885 to finish fourth overall. Read more...

A three-and-a-half-hour trip to Santa Barbara wasn’t enough to slow down the No. 4 UCLA women’s soccer team. Though their trip north was riddled with difficulties, the Bruins’ play clearly wasn’t, as they put together a dominating performance in a 5-0 victory over UC Santa Barbara last night. Read more...