This post was updated March 30 at 8:32 p.m. The most populated city of Serbs in the world is Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. The next-most populated city of Serbs isn’t a Serbian metropolis or even a European one. Read more...
Photo: Senior forward Angela Dugalić prepares to shoot the ball. Dugalić spent her freshman season at Oregon before transferring to UCLA for the rest of her collegiate career. (Photo by Jeremy Chen/Photo editor. Photo illustration by Tatiana Shkliar/Daily Bruin)
This post was updated March 25 at 10:48 p.m. Ten minutes stood between an end to the season for UCLA or a trip to Albany, New York, for the chance to play the reigning national champions. But a 24-point performance from sophomore guard Kiki Rice punched the Bruins’ ticket and kept her squad’s title hopes alive for another day. Backed by a second-half fight, No. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore guard Kiki Rice pulls up for a jumper as defenders guard her. Rice scored 24 points against the Bluejays, and 13 of them came in the third quarter alone. (Aidan Sun/Daily Bruin)
This post was updated March 23 at 9:58 p.m. Dozens of students donning navy blue and white “CBU” jerseys packed into the seats behind the east end basket. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore forward Gabriela Jaquez keeps the ball as several Lancer defenders surround her. Jaquez contributed 19 points to the Bruins’ win in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. (Nicolas Greamo/Daily Bruin senior staff)
The 2024 edition of March Madness is here, but only one UCLA team will be dancing. No. 2 seed UCLA women’s basketball picked up its highest seeding for the NCAA Tournament ever, while UCLA men’s basketball fell short of its last chance for a bid after falling in the Pac-12 tournament quarterfinals. Read more...
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No. 2 seed UCLA women’s basketball is just days away from its Round of 64 contest against No. 15 seed California Baptist to start March Madness. Read more...
Photo: From left to right: UCLA women’s basketball sophomore guard Kiki Rice and graduate student guard Charisma Osborne and UCLA men’s basketball sophomore guard Dylan Andrews and sophomore forward/center Adem Bona are pictured. (Photos by Jeremy Chen/Photo editor, Myka Fromm/Photo editor and Brandon Morquecho/Photo editor. Photo illustration by Mia Tavares/Assistant Design director)
One dribble per second is the consensus. For every pair of steps a player strides down the court, they get one dribble, and it takes one second. Read more...
Photo: Graduate student guard Charisma Osborne calls a play while dribbling the ball down the court. The 2024 NCAA Tournament will be Osborne’s fifth and last tournament of her career. (Brandon Morquecho/Photo editor)
This post was updated March 27 at 10:28 a.m. Editor’s note: This post was updated to replace a photo illustration that contained images the Daily Bruin did not have permission to use. Read more...
Photo: Graduate student guard Charisma Osborne looks for a pass as a defender guards her. (Photo illustration by Ashley Ko/Illustrations director. Photo by Myka Fromm/Photo editor)
