Starting two true freshmen in the backcourt, UCLA has been playing with fire, so it’s no surprise that it has been singed a bit in the first two games of the season. Read more...
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November 23, 9:00 pm
M. hoops: Bruins fumble away everything but victory
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November 23, 9:00 pm
College football satisfies
With UCLA in the midst of two consecutive bye weeks, football fans on campus have had to look elsewhere to satisfy their weekly appetite for the sport. Read more...
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November 23, 9:00 pm
W. soccer: UCLA closes in with Carolina out
It’s what the other top women’s soccer programs have been waiting for. An opening. Now that top-ranked and 17-time national champion North Carolina has been booted out of the NCAA Tournament, the rest of the field is salivating at the opportunity to displace them. Read more...
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November 23, 9:00 pm
M. soccer: Men’s soccer defeats LMU
Having not played a match in almost two weeks, the UCLA men’s soccer team didn’t know how it would perform once the playoffs began. And while they were not atop their game, it didn’t matter, because the Bruins had a safety net behind them. Read more...
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November 23, 9:00 pm
M. hoops: Bruins continue to grow in victory
As fans grew eager to get their Thanksgiving holiday underway and for the Bruins to get on with their season, UCLA coach Ben Howland remained intent on staying the course. Read more...
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November 23, 9:00 pm
W. volleyball: Team braces for double matches
In a season of highs and lows, this weekend will, if nothing else, keep with the theme. The UCLA women’s volleyball team concludes its up-and-down regular season this weekend as they go on the road to take on lowly Washington State Friday night, followed by a match against powerhouse Washington Saturday night. Read more...
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November 23, 9:00 pm
Football: Two Bruins recognized for season’s work as finalists for top awards
Though UCLA doesn’t play again until Dec. 4, several Bruins are receiving national attention for the things they have done thus far this season. Yesterday tight end Marcedes Lewis and punter Chris Kluwe were named as finalists for the John Mackey Award and the Ray Guy Award, respectively, the top awards for each player’s position. Read more...