Friday, May 1

True spirit of sports celebrated in D.C.

The pool of last year’s NCAA championship teams met with Dubya on the South Lawn on Pennsylvania Avenue on Tuesday. To anyone who tuned in to watch video clips of the rendezvous, it became quite clear that the collegiate players and coaches were equally excited and proud to be shaking hands with the most powerful man in the world. Read more...


Bruins find 12th recruit in Stokes

The UCLA football team landed their 12th recruit of the 2006 recruiting class in defensive lineman Reggie Stokes. Stokes, a 6-foot-3, 230-pound defensive end out of Carver Senior High School (Montgomery, Ala.), joins defensive end Dylan Rush (Hawaii) as the only UCLA recruits from the 2006 class to come from outside California. Read more...


Softball out of London games

The Olympic hopes of many athletes in this country were dashed this week when the International Olympic Committee voted not to keep softball and baseball as a part of the 2012 Olympic Games in London. Read more...


College a wiser bet than NBA draft

Sitting among the sold-out crowd in the Long Beach Pyramid at an NBA Summer Pro League game on Saturday night, I watched as several players desperately tried to impress their coaches, the crowd and most importantly the scouts. Read more...




Alum donates poker winnings to UCLA

Year after year, UCLA alumni look for numerous ways to give back to the UCLA community. They look to stay involved by attending UCLA sporting events and alumni functions and donating to athletic and academic scholarships. Read more...