Monday, March 31, 1997M. HOOPS: Bruins reflect on devastating loss, look back at turbulent seasonBy Emmanuelle Ejercito Daily Bruin Staff SAN ANTONIO, Texas — There was a 180-degree change in the mood in the locker room of the UCLA men’s basketball team. Read more...

Monday, March 31, 1997 W. GYMNASTICS: UCLA wins narrowly, led by all-around winner HommaBy Mark Dittmer Daily Bruin Senior Staff UCLA is once again the Pac-10 champion. Read more...

Monday, March 31, 1997 W. HOOPS: Old Dominion falters, commits errors in face of Lady Vols defenseBy Chuck Schoffner The Associated Press CINCINNATI — Tennessee won yet another national championship, and this one might have been the toughest ­ and most bruising ­ of all. Read more...

Thursday, March 13, 1997 NO. 1 SEED * Kansas (32-1)Looking at size, depth, experience, and nearly any other category, the Jayhawks are easily tops in the nation. Read more...

Thursday, March 13, 1997 BASEBALL: Team effort overcomes umpiring, tight strike zoneBy Kristina Wilcox Daily Bruin Senior Staff Usually one opponent is enough to keep any team busy. Read more...

Thursday, March 13, 1997 NO. 1 SEED * Kentucky (30-4)The defending champions lost guard Derek Anderson to injury a few weeks ago, but have not lost any steam due to the play of Ray Mercer (18.5 ppg). Read more...

Thursday, March 13, 1997 Upcoming EventsVolleyball gets easy win, for once After a hectic week and a half that saw No. 3 UCLA beat three top-10 teams in Hawaii, Lewis and Stanford, UCLA finally faced an easy match. Read more...