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Men's Basketball, Sports

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November 8, 11:30 pm

Men’s basketball gains depth, expects improved defense in 2016-2017 season

The passes were there, the shooting was there, now UCLA men’s basketball is focusing on what went wrong for them it year – defense. The Bruins gave up an average of 76.7 points a game last season behind an inconsistent defense that switched back and forth from man-to-man to zone. Read more...

Photo: Defense will be key for the Bruins this year after they give up 76 points a game last season. With more depth, UCLA will focus on simplifying its defensive schemes. (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin senior staff)

Sports, Women's Soccer

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November 8, 11:27 pm

Women’s soccer attributes this season’s success to focus, camaraderie

Last year wasn’t a typical year for UCLA women’s soccer. The loss of experienced seniors, lack of chemistry and an inconsistent back line all contributed to the Bruins’ sub-.500 season and their exclusion from the NCAA Tournament for the first time in 19 years. Read more...

Photo: Redshirt junior defender Zoey Goralski said that watching film over the offseason helped the Bruins’ young back line learn how to position themselves to support each other. As a result, UCLA has given up 11 less goals this year compared to 2015. (Eileen Lising/Daily Bruin)

Features, Sports, Women's Volleyball

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November 8, 11:23 pm

Former UCLA volleyball stars now play key roles as assistant coaches

Long before they were assistant coaches for UCLA women’s volleyball, Tony Ker and Kaitlin Nielsen were best friends – they spent time together almost every day as student-athletes at UCLA. Read more...

Photo: Tony Ker and Kaitlin Nielsen were best friends when they both played Division I volleyball at UCLA. The two have reconnected as core members of coach Michael Sealy’s supporting cast for UCLA women’s volleyball. (Keila Mayberry/Daily Bruin staff)

Sports, Sports Columns

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November 8, 11:16 pm

The Dam Truth: Harvard men’s soccer team’s ban a positive move against sexual assault

If zero tolerance truly means zero tolerance, then Harvard got it right. The men’s soccer team has an abhorrent tradition of ranking student-athletes on the women’s team by appearance and assigning them ideal sexual positions in “scouting reports” uncovered by the student newspaper, The Harvard Crimson. Read more...

Photo: Harvard canceled the rest of its men’s soccer season after vulgar documents from 2012 surfaced. (Creative Commons photo by Joseph Williams via Flickr)

Football, Sports

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November 8, 11:05 pm

Report Card: UCLA vs. Colorado

Quarterbacks: C+ By at least trying to bring back the run game Thursday, the Bruins took some pressure off of Mike Fafaul, only asking him to drop back 34 times. Read more...

Photo: (Jintak Han/Assistant photo editor)

Features, Interactive Page, Sports, Women's Volleyball

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November 8, 4:44 am

Women’s volleyball rides the wave of united longtime companionship

Two weeks are all a freshman volleyball player gets before she’s thrown into fast-paced Division I play. That’s 14 days to adjust to college life, get to know teammates and learn the team’s system. Read more...

Photo: Four of the players on UCLA women’s volleyball played for the same high school, making their volleyball journey together much longer than just their years as Bruins. (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin senior staff)

Men's Tennis, Sports

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November 8, 1:10 am

Brymer falls to No. 1 Torpegaard in USTA/ITA indoor championships

In Gage Brymer’s first indoor intercollegiate championship, he didn’t want to only play one match. He wanted to stay in the tournament as long as he could. Read more...

Photo: Senior Gage Brymer was the sole competitor for the Bruins at the USTA/ITA indoor championships. Brymer defeated two opponents before falling to the No. 1 seed in the tournament, Mikael Torpegaard from Ohio State. (Daily Bruin file photo)


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