Against California, UCLA had one of its most dismal offensive performances of the season, shooting just 37.7 percent from the field. Read more...
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February 20, 1:08 am
Late game plays make the difference for UCLA basketball
When UCLA needed a clutch basket against Washington, freshman forward Shabazz Muhammad came off a screen stomping and demanding the ball, but redshirt senior point guard Larry Drew II ultimately kept the ball to hit the game-winning basket. Read more...
Photo: Senior point guard Larry Drew II tied his season-high with 14 points against Stanford.
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February 16, 9:32 pm
Court Visions: Road trip results in split record
There wasn’t too much Bruin blue in Berkeley, Calif. on Thursday night, when the UCLA men’s basketball team’s effort was minimal and reflected in the point total. Read more...
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February 15, 12:43 am
Court Visions: Blowout loss exposes Bruins’ game plan, weaknesses
BERKELEY, Calif. — Ben Howland couldn’t settle on a single metaphor. Read more...
Photo: Senior guard Larry Drew II and the UCLA Bruins struggled to find answers at Cal Thursday night.
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February 15, 12:38 am
No love for UCLA men’s basketball in loss to Cal
BERKELEY, Calif. — Shabazz Muhammad heard his name called for a substitution and jogged to the visitor’s bench at California’s Haas Pavilion before untucking his jersey and tugging on his shorts. Read more...
Photo: Freshman forward Shabazz Muhammad and the Bruins struggled out of the gate in a 76-63 road loss to the California Golden Bears on Thursday night. UCLA beat Cal in the team’s previous matchup earlier this year.
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February 14, 7:08 pm
Shaky start for Bruins, enter halftime trailing Golden Bears 47-22
The UCLA men’s basketball team might have beaten Cal 79-65 in its last meeting at Pauley Pavilion in early January, but the Golden Bears quickly demonstrated the benefit of home court advantage, jumping to a 47-22 halftime lead at Haas Pavilion in Berkeley. Read more...
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February 11, 11:45 pm
Ugandan coaches tie Wooden principles into training styles
Sam Obol had pretty much done it all on the court. The Ugandan basketball player had honed his skills into team MVP honors at the university level and a spot on the national team’s roster, the highest basketball achievement his country had to offer. Read more...
Photo: A panel of coaches from Uganda visited UCLA on Monday in order to discuss and learn more about Wooden’s Pyramid of Success.