Replacing an All-American is tough no matter what the circumstance may be. But the task facing the men’s cross country team this season is especially difficult. Read more...

After three years of simply being the “other football team” in Los Angeles, UCLA coach Karl Dorrell’s team is no longer in hibernation. Dorrell’s Bruins are 3-0 for the first time since 1998, and are ranked in both major college football polls for the first time since 2002. Read more...

Following a season that saw them compete for a national title, the 2005 UCLA women’s cross country team looks on paper to be a veteran squad with few lingering questions entering the season. Read more...

It’s been a while since I’ve been optimistic about UCLA football. Since 2001 to be exact. Back then, I was an impressionable freshman, set to graduate a quarter early and watch the Bruins compete for a championship. Read more...

It was just the second play of the Oklahoma game and Junior Taylor, UCLA’s top receiver, found himself limping off the field with the help of two of his teammates. Read more...

Short pass plays. Take what the defense gives. Slants, quick outs and the utmost precision. Those are the traditional trademarks that make up the West Coast offense. Read more...

It’s my senior year in high school. The Anaheim Angels have just won the World Series. I am on my way to class and this cute girl, who has been in many of my classes over the past three years but has never said a word to me, is approaching fast. Read more...