Tuesday, October 28, 1997 Football Notebook FOOTBALL NOTES Spring was a sweet season indeed this year for UCLA linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo. On Saturdays in the fall of 1996, Ayanbadejo could be found on the UCLA sidelines; during the entire ’96 season he played just 30 defensive snaps, finishing the season with six tackles. Read more...

Tuesday, October 28, 1997 Bruins devour Ducks on ice, now thirsty for more action RECAP Invincible thus far, team eyes Golden Bears as next victim By Rocky Salmon Daily Bruin Senior Staff Duck souflee. Read more...

Tuesday, October 28, 1997 Football lingo may never be the same COLUMN Renaming plays, signals would simplify life, rid embarrassment for beleaguered coaches From the school that brought you an enormous orange ear in front of the Molecular Biology Institute and engineering students who test their mettle by dropping eggs from a roof, UCLA now brings to the pigskin-loving world a revolutionary new finding. Read more...

Tuesday, October 28, 1997 Tournament of champions SOCCER Upcoming Classic good predictor of future NCAA winners By David Arnold Daily Bruin Contributor The UCLA Classic. Those words conjure up images of competition, victory, and especially NCAA championships. Read more...

Monday, October 27, 1997 Bruins extend record to 13-2 in 5-0 game against CSLA SOCCER: UCLA senior Josh Keller celebrates as he racks up three goals By Vytas Mazeika Daily Bruin Staff Although no baseball caps were thrown onto the field on Sunday night, the crowd at Spaulding Field knew they had witnessed a career performance from senior defender/midfielder Josh Keller. Read more...

Monday, October 27, 1997 Weekend results in one win, one loss Key mistakes, lax defense force Bruins to fall to Cal; Pacific crushed by Bruin offense By Arin Aboulian Daily Bruin Contributor Two games in two days, and the conference championship hopes all rested in this weekend’s games against UC Berkeley and the University of Pacific. Read more...

Monday, October 27, 1997 Bruins swing their sixth win RECAP: Cal unable to bypass UCLA offense as ‘swinging gate’ strategy leads to victory By Jared Hummel Daily Bruin Contributor The California Golden Bears’ game plan was to run the ball, over and over, to speed the game up – they did. Read more...