The stands rumbled with the usual cacophony of voices humming, the ache of the benches and the dull thunder of footsteps rapidly ascending into the rows. Read more...

Anybody who was anybody had taken a shot on USC goalkeeper Julie Peterson. Fourteen times the highly touted stars of the Bruins’ high-octane offense tried. But again and again, they missed. Read more...

When Stanford recovered a bad snap for a touchdown on the Bruins’ third play from scrimmage and freshman quarterback Matt Moore’s third play of his career, even his own family thought the worst. Read more...

Down 15-0 before half the stadium filled up, left for dead with a quarterback who couldn’t even legally buy porn two months ago, the Bruins did a crazy thing. Read more...

Asked about muffing a punt in the first quarter to set up Stanford’s first score, UCLA redshirt freshman Tyler Ebell showed off his best trait ““ his elusiveness. Read more...

With the first half of the Pac-10 season over, the No. 13 UCLA women’s volleyball team was looking to start the second half by sending a strong message to the rest of the conference. Read more...

Unable to rely any longer on the arm of Cory Paus, UCLA turned to smaller, unlikely sources for answers. The Bruins used the feet of 5-foot-9-inch running back Tyler Ebell and the leg of 5-foot-9 -inch kicker Nate Fikse to carry the Bruins to a crucial 28-18 victory over Stanford, keeping UCLA in the mix for a postseason berth. Read more...