Friday, July 10


Ex-Volleyball Player Kilgour Dies

LOS ANGELES (AP) “”mdash; Kirk Kilgour, a three-time All-American volleyball player at UCLA and an Olympian, has died. He was 54. Kilgour, who was left a quadriplegic after a 1970s training accident, died Wednesday at Mediplex Rehabilitation Hospital in Thornton, Colo., after battling pneumonia and a series of illnesses that kept him in the hospital most of the year, said former UCLA volleyball coach Al Scates. Read more...



Briefs

Two-game penalty relief to Walcott UCLA sophomore point guard Ryan Walcott will be sitting out the first two regular-season games of the 2002-03 season. Somehow he managed to put a positive spin on it. Read more...


Football notebook

Future Bruins Shining In All-Star Games UCLA football recruits dotted all-star rosters across the nation as they took the field for the last time at the high school level. Read more...


Cal football faces long road to respectability

Jeff Eisenberg Click Here for more articles by Jeff Eisenberg   So the Cal football team is ineligible for postseason play this year. So what. After amassing a sparkling 15-40 record over the past five seasons, including last year’s 1-10 masterpiece, the Bears are just hoping to escape the Pac-10 cellar in 2002. Read more...