For the No. 5 UCLA gymnastics team, it was better than a blowout. The Bruins’ (12-3) gritty come-from-behind victory over No. 3 Nebraska, No. 12 Oregon State and No. Read more...

One and done, that’s no fun. But congratulations, Bruins, ’twas was a good run. After deluding myself into thinking that UCLA really did have a great shot at beating Texas Tech in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, reality hit me pretty hard on Thursday night. Read more...

TUCSON, Ariz. “”mdash; The rivers of sweat had not yet dried on Jordan Farmar’s forehead Thursday night, yet the UCLA guard had already begun to look ahead. Read more...

SWIMMING: In the NCAA Championships this past weekend in West Lafayette, Ind., junior Kim Vandenberg made a splash. Vandenberg finished third in the 200-meter butterfly with a time of 1:55.08 and tallied four All-American honors, in the 100m fly, 200m medley and 400m medley relays. Read more...

Ask anyone associated with the UCLA men’s tennis team if they’re happy to be 15-2 at this point in the season, and you’ll get a conflicted answer. Read more...

Few opposing coaches will admit it, but UCLA coach Adam Krikorian believes he knows exactly what they’re thinking. He realizes there may be envy among other coaches of the surplus of talent UCLA has at its disposal every time the Bruins jump in the pool. Read more...

First times are often learning experiences. For Jordan Farmar, there was a lot to digest in Thursday’s loss to Texas Tech. Beaten on the defensive end by the Red Raiders’ precision motion offense, the freshman point guard looked to redeem himself on the offensive end in his first NCAA Tournament game. Read more...