After a tremendously successful 2002-2003 season, what could the No. 2 UCLA men’s golf team possibly have in store for an encore? If the performance in the team’s first two tournaments is any indication, this year’s Bruin squad is better, deeper, and hungrier. Read more...

If last weekend’s SoCal Tournament is any indication, the No. 5 UCLA men’s water polo team (3-3) has a long way to go if it wants to contend for an NCAA championship. Read more...

The unranked Portland men’s soccer team came into Drake Stadium on Sunday knowing that a win against the No. 2 Bruins would be a miracle. So the Pilots played for the 0-0 tie, putting everyone on defense and hoping that the vaunted Bruin offense, averaging three goals a game, would be denied from scoring. Read more...

Standing wetsuit-clad on Venice beach, it was comforting to hear that almost everyone else was nervous about the swim. It was Sunday morning, Sept. 7, and my wave of the fourth annual Los Angeles Triathlon was about to start. Read more...

Oklahoma punt returner and cornerback Antonio Perkins decided to take matters into his own hands. The Sooners led by a margin of 14-10, with just over 10 minutes left in the first half, and the Sooner defense had forced a UCLA punt. Read more...

The 2002-2003 Bruin athletic season saw UCLA’s golf program rise from subtle anonymity to a formidable powerhouse. This year, expectations are rightfully higher for both the men and women’s teams, who each begin their seasons ranked No. Read more...

NORMAN, Okla. “”mdash; The wind wasn’t whipping down the plains in Oklahoma “”mdash; Antonio Perkins and the Oklahoma Sooners were doing the whipping in their record-setting 59-24 victory over UCLA in front of a record-setting 83,317 people at Oklahoma Memorial Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Read more...