One may be the loneliest number, but UCLA men’s golf team coach O.D. Vincent doesn’t seem to mind sitting alone atop the collegiate rankings. For the first time since 1981, the Bruins will enter a tournament as the No. Read more...
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October 12, 9:00 pm
M. golf: Golf to aim for consistency in MacKenzie Invitational
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Football: Bruin victory reads like defeat
TUCSON, Ariz. “”mdash; There was nothing glamorous Saturday night, as the Bruins drove off into the desert with their heads held low and their tail between their legs; almost every aspect of their demeanor read as if they had lost. Read more...
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M. soccer: Brothers face off in men’s soccer 5-0 win over Bulldogs
Instead of being a knockdown drag-out fight for family supremacy, the battle of the Gregorio brothers turned into a 5-0 laugher. “5-0 is a good result, but I feel bad for my bro (Andrew). Read more...
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W. volleyball: Bruins win, lose in Arizona games
The stink of an upset loss left almost as suddenly as it came. One night after unranked Arizona smacked down the No. 8 UCLA women’s volleyball team in four games, the Bruins came back and swept Arizona State Saturday night at Pauley Pavilion. Read more...
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October 12, 9:00 pm
UCLA’s starting offense needs less Olson, more Moore
Keep it up, Karl. No, really, keep it up. Never mind that UCLA barely beat bottom-dwelling Arizona 24-21. The bottom line is, the Bruins won, and a win is a win is a win is a win. Read more...
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W. soccer: Freshman Davis key to double overtime win v. Huskies
Bristyn Davis picked the ideal time to end her scoring drought. The touted freshman forward had been held without a goal for nearly a month before netting a game-winner with less than two minutes remaining in double overtime to give No. Read more...
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October 12, 9:00 pm
Football: Squad squeaks by Arizona, 24-21
TUCSON, Ariz. “”mdash; All the momentum that UCLA built during its second-half surge against Washington on Oct. 4 disintegrated to dust in the desert. The Bruins were pitiful at times during their 24-21 victory over the Wildcats Saturday in front of 44,481 at Arizona Stadium. Read more...