The most strenuous thing I have done in years has been channel surfing. My 1982 motorcycle injury has left me with a bad back, and it flares up in the fall, spring and winter, basically keeping me from participating in the javelin. Read more...

The third time, in this case, is not the charm. In fact, it might just be the curse. What else can explain how the Stanford men’s soccer team, coming off two consecutive trips to the College Cup, is groveling at the bottom of the Pac-10? Read more...

Former UCLA football coach Terry Donahue will be the Bruins’ honorary captain for this week’s game against Cal. Donahue, who will take part in the pre-game coin flip, was head coach at UCLA for twenty years and coached in five Rose Bowls, winning in 1983, 1984 and 1986. Read more...

In an era in which young athletes race toward the professional ranks and the “student” aspect in student-athletes has become less important, Manuel White Jr. is a rarity. Read more...

The travel bus will meander down the Grapevine, through the garlic fields of Gilroy, up the coastal freeway to Palo Alto and across the bay to Berkeley. Read more...

Four tournaments. Three different individual champions. Two team titles. The No. 1 team in the country. Looking to add to an already impressive resume, the dynamic UCLA men’s golf team fell just short of collecting their third team championship of the season at the MacKenzie Invitational, held at the Meadow Club in Northern California. Read more...

If Matt Moore is frustrated about apparently losing the starting quarterback’s job, he remains mum about it to the media. Although coach Karl Dorrell seems to have reneged on his earlier statement that Moore would not lose the starting job due to injury, the sophomore refuses to complain about his situation publicly. Read more...