Friday, February 5, 1999 Bruins fall for first time in Pac-10 WHOOPS: Poor shooting against Ducks leads way to 106-79 conference loss By A. CinQue Carter Daily Bruin Staff And the sky came tumbling down in a major way. Read more...

Friday, February 5, 1999 Bruins hope to revitalize their game against UC Irvine tonight M.VOLLEYBALL: Despite handily defeating the unranked Northridge Matadors, UCLA players don’t feel they produced a top-quality match By Nick Taylor Daily Bruin Contributor Coming off an impressive win against Cal State Northridge (CSUN), the No. Read more...

Friday, February 5, 1999 Davis’ buzzer shot sends Ducks quacking M.HOOPS Last-minute plays against Oregon boost Bruins toward decisive 79-77 victory By Brent Boyd Daily Bruin Senior Staff Baron Davis didn’t need to apologize this time … unless it was for ripping the hearts out of Oregon Thursday night. Read more...

Friday, February 5, 1999 UCLA hopes Yellow Jackets don’t sting struggling team PREVIEW: After losing to Pepperdine, UCLA hopes for win vs. Georgia Tech By Rocky Salmon Daily Bruin Senior Staff This weekend at Jackie Robinson Stadium two baseball teams will try to right an already faltering season. Read more...

Thursday, February 4, 1999 Bruins raise heads after loss, conquer New Mexico easily Roster changes help give UCLA boost; more switches on tap for USC, UCI tournaments By Dave Denicke Daily Bruin Contributor Once again it was business as usual for the men’s tennis team on Tuesday, as the Bruins rebounded from a tough loss at Arizona State on Saturday, to defeat No. Read more...

Thursday, February 4, 1999 Football team sows another bumper crop of freshmen SIGNINGS: Top players agree to come to UCLA; class one of nation’s best By Jeff Kmiotek Daily Bruin Staff A talented group of 20 high-school seniors can call themselves Bruins after signing letters-of-intent on Wednesday. Read more...

Thursday, February 4, 1999 Matadors all bull; UCLA wins easily RECAP: Opposing coach has seen Bruins play better; back-up player starts, shines in game with 15 kills By Pauline Vu Daily Bruin Contributor Although UCLA opposite hitter Ed Ratledge had the team’s lowest hitting percentage and only played in one match all season before Wednesday’s game against Cal State Northridge, he quickly showed why he deserved to start. Read more...