As the sun sets on the final 14 games of Gary Adams’ coaching career, another story arises ““ who will lead the UCLA baseball team next year? Read more...

Surprised? Not really. Relieved? Somewhat. Excited? Of course. The NCAA men’s tennis tournament bracket was released Wednesday, and the Bruins weren’t terribly shocked by what transpired. Read more...

For some Bruin athletes, the term “Triple Crown” is not exclusive to horse racing. The No. 2 UCLA women’s golf team won the first leg of its “Triple Crown” two weeks ago by making easy work of the competition at the Pac-10 Championships and in doing so got one step closer to the NCAA Championships. Read more...

No, there was no biting, scratching or clawing between the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation volleyball coaches at their annual meeting on Friday in Provo, Utah. Just silence, as commissioner Al Beiard made a 10-minute opening address, calling for a moratorium on the coaches commenting on NCAA eligibility rulings. Read more...

If people thought last year’s near .500 finish was the beginning of the demise of the UCLA men’s volleyball program, 2004 proved to everyone that UCLA is not quite ready to go away. Read more...

Look who moved in next door. Well, about 15 miles down the road, down by 11th and Figueroa, anyway. It’s Matt Barnes. As he sits at his locker at Staples Center, Barnes sighs, looking at his Clippers jersey, remembering what has gotten him there ““ the many nights spent playing in front of half-filled auditoriums that barely would rival a pre-season game at Pauley Pavilion, the result of being passed over by numerous NBA teams over the last two years. Read more...

Pressed into duty as a high jumper against USC Saturday, Dave Murphy did what almost no one expected. He excelled. Murphy, who has competed solely in the pole vault the entire season, finished second in the high jump with a personal best mark of 6 feet, 9.75 inches. Read more...