It’s a disturbing trend, one that UCLA knows cannot continue if it hopes to make a run at an NCAA Tournament berth this month. Yet, though the Bruins realize they cannot afford to spot their opponent a big first-half lead each week, they are at a loss explaining as to why they have trailed by double-digits at halftime in five of their last seven games. Read more...

Whether shutting out a team signifies a decisive statement or just another winning margin is a debate many men’s tennis teams never get to have. For UCLA, it’s been something to ponder every match this season. Read more...

It may be close to 100 million miles away, but it’s UCLA’s best recruiting tool. While people in other parts of the country are dressing in parkas and shoveling snow, Southern California residents are clad in spaghetti strap tops, playing frisbee and basking in the sun that deserts most of the United States during this time of year. Read more...

With quarterback Ben Olson already having announced his intentions of coming to UCLA, the next big question surrounding the football program is who will join him. Read more...

Washington has earned a reputation as being a tough place to play, and not only because the Huskies currently rank among the top 15 in the polls. Read more...

Los Angeles: It’s a big city. So big that there’s room for redundancy in athletics. Two NBA teams. Two Major League Baseball teams (with a doubly redundant presence in the name “Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim”). Read more...

Apparently, you’re not supposed to play outdoor sports in the rain. This concept always baffled me. I mean, it’s just water. Friday, both the UCLA men’s tennis match and the UCLA baseball game were postponed due to the rain. Read more...