Men’s basketball blows out Washington 88-66

UCLA scored a 197.050 in Saturday’s quad meet against University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Sacramento State University and University of Bridgeport. Read more...

Photo: Redshirt sophomore Christine Peng-Peng Lee scored a 9.950 on uneven bars. (Angie Wang/Daily Bruin senior staff)

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February 11, 9:17 pm

Men’s basketball blows out Oregon State 75-59

Sophomore guard Bryce Alford spoke Tuesday about the necessity to get the ball to the bigs inside to break Oregon State’s disruptive zone defense, which forced UCLA into shooting just 30.6 percent in its loss to Oregon State last month. Read more...

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February 7, 8:58 pm

Cal edges UCLA

BERKELEY — One way or another, history was going to repeat itself. On Thursday, UCLA survived a last-second heave by Stanford senior guard Chasson Randle to win by two. Read more...

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February 5, 10:52 pm

UCLA quells Stanford comeback, 69-67

PALO ALTO, Calif. — Feel free to exhale. Yes, UCLA still can’t shoot on the road. Yes, the Bruins went scoreless for long stretches of Thursday’s game. Read more...

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February 2, 9:52 pm

Women’s water polo goalkeeper shows Olympic promise

Sami Hill never imagined she would play water polo for a program as prestigious as UCLA’s. Yet Hill – now a redshirt senior – has not only asserted herself as a team leader for UCLA, but also positioned herself as an Olympic hopeful. Read more...

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