When UCLA dropped a heartbreaking five setter to Washington on Wednesday night, losing 14-16 in the final set, feelings of frustration and disappointment were inevitable. Read more...
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Sophomore middle blocker Zoë Nightingale and the women’s volleyball team face the Washington State Cougars in Pullman, Wash. Daily Bruin file photo
There's been a lot of silence from the stands for most UCLA sports lately. Read more...
On paper, UCLA and Washington looked virtually identical. Read more...
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Senior outside hitter Tabi Love had a big game against Washington, with 25 kills, but it wasn’t enough to save the Bruins from a nailbiting five-set loss.
For collegiate sports other than football and men's basketball, national television coverage has traditionally been reason for celebration, coming as the result of a deep postseason run. Read more...
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The new Pac-12 Networks brings increased exposure to all UCLA sports. In addition to football and basketball, the many other talent-rich sports on campus are now being shown on television, getting recognition like never before. UCLA women’s volleyball, the 2011 title winner, will see far more TV time than it ever has in the past.
The Bruins faced the Beavers twice last season and both games came down to the wire. Read more...
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Junior outside hitter Kelly Reeves and the UCLA volleyball team will play a vital game against Stanford this season.
The UCLA women's volleyball team came into the Galen Center Wednesday night rolling, having won seven games in a row en route to regaining its No. 1 ranking. UCLA (9-2, 1-1 Pac-12) left, though, having being rolled by No. 2 USC (13-1, 1-1 Pac-12), three sets to one, in its first game of conference play. Read more...
The entire stadium covered in white, Colorado State University fans kept the noise level up as the Rams led 24-12 in the fourth set against UCLA women's volleyball. Read more...
