There was only one goal for the UCLA baseball team this weekend: to sweep North Carolina State at home. The Bruins fell just short of accomplishing their goal, winning the first two games 8-6 and 12-5 before dropping the third 9-6. Read more...

For the fifth consecutive match the doubles point proved to be the difference for the women’s tennis team. Sarah Gregg and Susi Wild were victorious at No. Read more...

A flu-ridden Michelle Greco couldn’t do it. Neither could an ice-cold Nikki Blue. So with the Bruins’ two most potent scorers a combined 4-of-23 from the field against Arizona, the squad’s lesser-known players rose to the challenge as UCLA upset the No. Read more...

This time, there was no reason for the UCLA men’s volleyball team to hide. The Bruins, losers of six of their last eight matches, didn’t have to hole up in their locker room after this match. Read more...

It appears that even the referees have conspired to make this basketball season a painful one for UCLA. Watching five yellow-clad Sun Devils harass the Bruins into 19 turnovers was nothing out of the ordinary, but when a sixth striped-shirted opponent stripped the ball from Ray Young late in the first half, that’s where I drew the line. Read more...

With the losses and the urgency mounting, the UCLA women’s basketball team’s NCAA Tournament hopes are slowly slipping away. Mired in a slump that has seen the team fall out of contention in the Pac-10 race, the Bruins cannot afford to lose tonight when they host No. Read more...

In honor of Valentine’s Day, I’d like to give a few people a poem that, I hope, really displays the way I feel about them. To Steve Lavin: Roses are red, violets are blue, the team finally won a game, but you’re probably still getting fired. Read more...