Standing just a hair over 5-foot-5, senior libero Chrissie Zartman is hardly the picture of intimidation on the volleyball court. But despite her modest stature, Zartman possesses one of the most powerful serves on the team. Read more...

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...

SEATTLE, Wash – Almost every time he had the ball, it seemed possible for tailback Maurice Drew to end up in the end zone. There he went; once, twice and five touch downs later, Drew had scored 30 points for the Bruins and left all in attendance at Husky Stadium with the feeling they had witnessed something truly special. Read more...

SEATTLE, Wash. “”mdash; Ten penalties, six touchdowns, two turnovers, a missed extra point, and a fake punt. A 24-20 score. And that was just the first quarter. Read more...

There are some teams that just have another team’s number. Think of the Lakers beating the Kings or the Yankees over the Red Sox. For UCLA, it would seem that its whipping boy is Washington, who the Bruins face on Saturday in their Pac-10 opener. Read more...

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. “”mdash; UCLA’s defense was not good on Saturday, but it was good enough. The Bruin defense forced enough turnovers, made enough big plays, and played with enough passion to transform itself in one week from the goat into a unit partly responsible for the team’s 35-17 victory over Illinois. Read more...