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It’s as real as the Curse of the Bambino or the Sports Illustrated Cover Jinx. Every time I make the trip to Northern California to faithfully cheer on our football team, I come away feeling like someone sucker-punched me. Read more...

Along with 8-claps and the fight song, it happens practically every time the UCLA men’s soccer team competes at Drake Stadium. “Goal! Scored by nuuumber nine, Matt Taylor!” The announcer must be tired of calling the senior forward’s name almost every game the Bruins play. Read more...

Just when you thought it was safe to out yourself as a UCLA fan “¦ Surprise! There is no way the Bruins, high and mighty after a 4-0 start in the Pac-10, should have lost to Stanford, which hadn’t won a conference game in over a year. Read more...

PALO ALTO “”mdash; Anyone remember 2001? The UCLA football team does. And after Saturday’s 21-14 loss at Stanford, the Bruins will do anything to ensure that no tailspin occurs like it did in 2001, when the undefeated Bruins lost to the Cardinal and then went 1-3 on the rest of the season after starting the season 6-0. Read more...

Just when UCLA fans thought it was over, Karl Dorrell appeared to reopen the “Great Quarterback Controversy of 2003″ when he substituted backup Drew Olson for the final two series of the game against Stanford. Read more...

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