By Ben Peters Daily Bruin Contributor [email protected] Finals end March 21, and UCLA students eschew all their responsibilities for spring break. Well, all of UCLA except the baseball team. Read more...

It seems like just a bad dream, but the Bruins woke up to reality Saturday when the 2002-03 season ended. At the hands of Oregon, UCLA lost in stunning fashion, 75-74 in the second round of the Pac-10 tournament. Read more...

The No. 3 UCLA men’s tennis team (14-1, 1-0 Pac-10) is off this week studying for finals, but it returns to action Sunday with the fourth annual Joel Hein Memorial Tennis Day. Read more...

Somewhere on the floor of the Staples Center still sits the broken heart, the teardrops and the shadow of a lost UCLA season that ended as disappointingly as it began. Read more...

The fantasy sports guru was in a league last year with a guy who drafted Paul LoDuca in the first round, finished dead-last in the league, and had a team that was statistically worse off than the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Read more...

How it happened is pretty clear. Why it had to happen, well, that’s the question that won’t go away for a long, long time. The Bruins had a Staples Center crowd of 16,689 completely stunned for the second day in a row. Read more...

The Ray Young story seems to never get old. The senior, who until seven games ago was headed for a UCLA career defined by disappointment, has emerged as the leader on a team which had played most of 2002-2003 like a bunch of followers. Read more...