The extraordinary Abraham Lincoln famously said, “A house divided against itself cannot stand.” That saying is beginning to ring oh so true in my house, and we have another extraordinary man to thank for that. Read more...

Junior center Ryan Hollins of the men’s basketball team underwent successful arthroscopic surgery on his right knee last Tuesday and is expected to fully recover by the time UCLA begins fall practice on Oct. Read more...

Come this August, a plethora of Bruin athletes will suit up and compete in the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece. Most with their clothes on. Read more...

Some athletic programs disappear and are quickly forgotten. After a small funeral, they go to their grave, rarely mentioned again and hardly ever missed. But the death of a program isn’t always so easy to bare. Read more...

Yesterday the Champions Club restaurant served a delicious champagne brunch to a packed house at the Mercedes-Benz Cup. Brunch? Brunch! Clearly the Mercedes-Benz Cup has this whole sporting event thing figured out. Read more...

A lingering knee injury has prevented Ryan Hollins from competing for a spot on the 2004 USA Basketball World Championship 20-and-under team. But he is still expected to recover in time for UCLA’s season opener November 20 against Chicago State. Read more...

Tennis is a game of streaks, of rallies, of momentum. When you’re rolling, it’s easy to keep it up. When you’re doing poorly, it’s difficult to turn things around. Read more...