The Josh Rosen comeback UCLA football fans had been waiting 11 months for kicked off against Texas A&M. It wasn’t pretty. The Aggies outplayed the Bruins in every facet of the first half – 342 to 151 in net total yards, 13 to 8 in first downs and 18:21 to 11:39 in minutes of possession. Read more...
Photo: (Kristie-Valerie Hoang/Assistant Photo Editor)
Last year’s season-opening 31-24 loss to Texas A&M was a rude awakening for Josh Rosen. The then-sophomore quarterback threw three interceptions and was sacked five times and hurried another 23 as the Aggies’ pair of elite defensive ends, Myles Garrett and Daeshon Hall, created pressure play after play. Read more...
Photo: Josh Rosen threw for 26 completions on 46 attempts, also throwing three picks in last season’s opener against Texas A&M. The junior quarterback will face the Aggies again Sunday in his first game since a shoulder injury ended his season October 2016. (Daily Bruin file photo)
The Bruins faced two opponents, and neither was able to steal a single set. No. 11 UCLA women’s volleyball (5-0) sustained its undefeated record in New Mexico, taking home wins over New Mexico State (3-3) and UNLV (3-4). Read more...
Photo: Senior pin hitter Reily Buechler tallied 11 kills against New Mexico State on Friday to lead UCLA to victory. The Bruins swept both the Aggies and the Rebels over the weekend. (Daily Bruin file photo)
UCLA Athletics and the Rose Bowl will partner with the American Red Cross Los Angeles Region to fundraise for those affected by Hurricane Harvey. At Sunday’s football season opener in Pasadena, California, fans in attendance will be able to donate to the Red Cross via text message to support Hurricane Harvey relief. Read more...
Photo: Fans at UCLA’s home opener against Texas A&M will be encouraged to donate to the American Red Cross throughout the game to help the Hurricane Harvey relief effort. (Creative Commons photo by Bobak Ha’Eri)
UCLA cross country recently went through some major changes, many of which come in the form of a newly minted coaching staff. Former coach Forest Braden was in charge of all 38 runners last year when he headed the cross country team, but in 2017 the team will be split between men and women with assistant coaches Devin Elizondo and Jennifer DeRego in charge of each team, respectively. Read more...
Photo: The newest members of UCLA cross country for 2017 will be two new coaches who will lead the men’s and women’s team alongside the new director, Avery Anderson. (UCLA Athletics)
UCLA women’s volleyball opened its season with matches against three teams that made the NCAA tournament last year. No. 13 UCLA (3-0) swept their opening weekend with victories over No. Read more...
Photo: After spending her first two years at UCLA as a utility player, junior Kyra Rogers has returned to the middle. (Stella Huang/Daily Bruin)
No. 21 UCLA men’s soccer (1-0) opened up its season Friday night at the University of San Francisco, and the Bruin’s offense was on top from the first whistle to the last. Read more...
Photo: Redshirt senior Brian Illoski scored his first two goals of the year in UCLA’s season opener Friday against the University of San Francisco. The Bruins took home a win in their first match with a final score of 5-3. (Michael Zshornack/Photo editor)
