The location of UCLA women’s soccer games over the weekend might’ve been only about an hour’s drive apart, but how each game played out couldn’t have been more distant. Read more...
Photo: Senior defender Caprice Dydasco scored UCLA’s first of five goals in the 10th minute against Oregon. It was a game where the Bruins were missing four forwards, but didn’t seem to miss a step on offense. (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin senior staff)
On Sunday afternoon, the UCLA women’s volleyball team was not at all where they pictured they would be. A valiant, but fruitless, effort to take down No. Read more...
UCLA swim and dive was expected to do well against UC Santa Barbara and BYU, according to the swimmers. On Saturday afternoon, the team did just that. Read more...
Norman Powell had nowhere to go. He tried a cross over, dribbled behind his back, even threw in a pump fake – but the defense didn’t bite. Read more...
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No. 3 UCLA men’s water polo faced No. 1 Stanford Friday in a matchup that held a lot of weight for postseason potential, and the atmosphere at Spieker Aquatics Center reflected that fact. Read more...
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BOULDER, Colo. – Nate Iese couldn’t have been more wide open. The redshirt sophomore fullback found himself all alone as he ran towards the end zone. Read more...
Photo: With the Bruins trailing by three in the final possession of second overtime, UCLA quarterback Brett Hundley took the game into his hands. The redshirt junior ran the ball on each of UCLA’s two plays during its final possession, with his second rush being this game-winning, eight-yard touchdown. (Katie Meyers/Bruin Sports senior staff)
BOULDER, Colo. — UCLA might like to take its first and last offensive plays in Saturday’s 40-37 overtime win at Colorado, then forget about everything in between. Read more...
Photo: Myles Jack gave UCLA a 31-14 lead with this three-yard touchdown plunge late in the third quarter. But the sophomore linebacker characterized the Bruins’ play as “ugly” for most of the day, as UCLA allowed Colorado to come back and send the game into overtime. (Katie Meyers/Daily Bruin senior staff)
