Sunday, February 8

Televised games on Pac-12 Networks to help boost coverage on UCLA’s talent-rich sports

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.






No. 3 women's volleyball cruises to victory in Hawaii

Traveling to Hawaii this weekend, the Bruins weren't focused on buying souvenir leis or soaking up sunshine on the beach. Instead, it was a complete business trip for No. 3 UCLA, who rolled through the Verizon Volleyball Challenge with three wins and no losses against Idaho (2-8), San Diego State (6-2) and No. 9 Hawaii (7-2), respectively. Read more...


Women’s volleyball loses fifth-set lead in fall to Nebraska

Things seemed to be going in UCLA's favor. Playing in the midst of a hostile crowd and facing a two-set deficit, defending national champion UCLA women's volleyball rallied to take two sets. Then, in the fifth set, the team took a 13-11 lead against No. 4 Nebraska. Read more...

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Senior outside hitter Tabi Love and the top-ranked women’s volleyball team defeated Notre Dame three sets to one on Friday in Lincoln, Neb. The Bruins then took on the Nebraska Cornhuskers on Saturday in a five-set match in which they lost 3-2.



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