Correction appended Eight-hundred-fifty-eight receiving yards, seven touchdowns, and 58 receptions. Those were the combined statistics of now-departed and current NFL wide receivers Tab Perry and Craig Bragg in 2004. Read more...

When opposing offenses prepared to face the UCLA defense last season, their main focus was on the Bruins’ linebackers and secondary. Each unit contained an All-American and an All-Pac-10 performer in linebacker Spencer Havner and cornerback Matt Clark. Read more...

The NCAA has cracked down. No, it’s not a more stringent program on detecting performance enhancing drugs. No, it has nothing to with the implementation of instant replay. Read more...

It’s a scenario that begs the question: What could’ve been? In the final game of the regular season between UCLA and USC, controversy erupted after the Bruins stripped Trojan tailback Reggie Bush of the ball, forcing a fumble. Read more...

After ending last season on a low note with a loss to Wyoming in the Las Vegas Bowl, the UCLA football team begins its quest for redemption when the Bruins travel to San Diego State to face the Aztecs on Saturday. Read more...

Linebacker Spencer Havner was UCLA’s most decorated defensive player last year. So how does the senior plan on improving for the upcoming 2005 season? He’s going to try to make fewer tackles, naturally. Read more...

A few weeks from now, it may look like the wrong choice. But it’s the one Karl Dorrell had to make. On Saturday afternoon, the UCLA coach finally followed through on his pledge by naming Drew Olson the starting quarterback for Saturday’s contest at San Diego State. Read more...