And the unofficial slogan for the 2005 UCLA men’s soccer team is: Four down, good to go. Stripped of four key contributors from last season, the team’s expectations for 2005 were likely to be a little less ambitious and a little more cautious this time around. Read more...

Less than 24 hours after their biggest win of the season, the Bruins received some sobering news Sunday when they found out senior receiver Junior Taylor would be out for the season with a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee. Read more...

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

That was fun. It was genuinely fun, the first time in a long time that a UCLA football game has felt like that. With UCLA’s 41-24 dismantling of No. Read more...

Earlier this week, UCLA coach Karl Dorrell played off the notion that Oklahoma was a statement game for his football program. Caught up in the emotion of UCLA’s 41-24 victory over the No. Read more...

Preparing one game at a time. It’s the manner in which the UCLA football team has approached the 2005 season, and the players are intent on not abandoning it after only two games. Read more...

This one’s kind of a head-scratcher. It’s just a week after an abysmal turnout against Rice and still a week before students arrive on campus. So what does the athletic department do for the big game against Oklahoma on Saturday? Read more...