Tuesday, July 28

Penalties hindering Bruins’ offensive game

Following the Bruins’ first two victories of the season, UCLA coach Karl Dorrell harped on the lack of discipline by his team. In each of the games, the number of penalties the Bruins committed was glaring ““ 16 penalties for a loss of 145 yards, while their opponents combined for seven and a total of 59 yards lost. Read more...



Arizona basketball player dies at age 22

When Nikki Blue heard the news on Monday afternoon that Arizona women’s basketball player Shawntinice Polk had collapsed and died earlier that morning, the instant shock and devastation of losing a dear friend put Blue in a state of denial. Read more...


Water polo triumphs despite distraction

Perhaps it was the chaos associated with the first day of classes or maybe the malfunctioning game clock. Whatever it was, it appears that there was something distracting the UCLA men’s water polo team in Thursday’s game. Read more...


Unbeaten Bruins embracing past

In his three-plus years in Westwood, linebacker Spencer Havner has never felt this good about UCLA football. Neither has quarterback Drew Olson, for that matter. “It’s the best three-game stretch since I’ve been here,” Olson said. Read more...


Bruins prime for Pac-10 play

As halftime approached on Sunday against UNLV, it appeared as though Jonathan Bornstein would once again be the only Bruin to record a goal. However, five minutes before the end of the half, sophomore Kamani Hill helped contribute to the Bruins’ effort with a goal of his own. Read more...