Wednesday, July 8

Men’s Basketball Notebook

  ELI GILL Junior Jason Kapono drives through the defense in the Bruins’ victory over Washington State. Jason jumpers jumping out After averaging 21.6 points per game in UCLA’s first eight games, junior Jason Kapono’s production has fallen off recently. Read more...


Early UCLA hopes fade over season

  DANIEL WONG/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Robert Thomas looks out for the Arizona State offense this past season. By Hannah Gordon Daily Bruin Reporter All summer they said they wanted to play their last game at home: the national championship at the Rose Bowl on Jan. Read more...


BCS, Bruins receive well-deserved rant

  Mike Maloney Maloney uses humor as a defense mechanism. If you’re laughing on the outside but crying on the inside, e-mail him at [email protected]. Click Here for more articles by Mike Maloney If the recently completed college football season left you a little bitter, you’re not alone. Read more...


Squad faces a year of both ups, downs

  DANIEL WONG/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Senior outside hitter, Ashley Bowles goes in for the dig in a match against Hawaii last season. By Diamond Leung Daily Bruin Senior Staff To say the least, it was a wild ride for the UCLA women’s volleyball team this year. Read more...


Men’s Soccer Briefs

Soccer players take in national scene Three current members of the UCLA men’s soccer team have been selected to participate in various U.S. youth national team training camps, while seven former Bruins will train with the national team for the CONCACAF Gold Cup. Read more...


Cougars are no match for Knight

  ELI GILL Senior guard Billy Knight speeds to the hoop on his way to a game-high 32 points on Sunday. UCLA 81 WSU 69 By Dylan Hernandez Daily Bruin Senior Staff With less than 14 seconds remaining in a contest where the UCLA men’s basketball team had secured victory, Bruin guard Billy Knight lined up along the lane as Washington State’s Milton Riley prepared to shoot a free throw. Read more...


Bozeman to come off the bench until knee recovers

By Greg Schain Daily Bruin Reporter Before the season, Cedric Bozeman’s arrival was as hyped as the “Harry Potter” movie. But in the first game of the regular season against Houston at the Maui Invitational, the McDonald’s All-American sustained a torn meniscus in his knee and, although he continued playing the next few games, never looked like the player he was advertised to be. Read more...