Alan Geisler thinks he has the greatest job imaginable, but you’ll never believe him. He started off at USC and you’ll wonder how he can claim an undivided allegiance to UCLA. Read more...

When John Wooden started his string of NCAA championships in 1964, Pauley Pavilion was a sight to behold. Students would camp out days prior to the game just to get a glimpse of one of the finest dynasties in collegiate sports history. Read more...

With construction of Wooden West expected to be completed by mid-October, students can now enjoy a much larger and better Wooden Center. A student referendum passed in 2000 prompted the major renovation. Read more...

June, July, August. Summer fun to some of you ““ more opportunities to take classes for me. Needless to say, it’s been a long summer, and for those of you who were lucky enough not to take summer school, you’re returning to campus anxious to see your UCLA sports teams compete. Read more...

After finishing third in the nation last year, the senior-laden men’s water polo team is looking to achieve nothing less than its first national championship since 2000. Read more...

Lets get one thing straight. Sports do not imitate life. Nor do they offer us a distraction from our lives. Sports are life. One such tale of how sports permeate through life resounds with me nearly every single day. Read more...

Imagine sitting on the bench for three years, knowing you have little or no chance to play, because the starting goalie is an Olympian and one of the best goalies in the world. Read more...