With more than 8,000 participants each year, intramural sports are a popular recreation option at UCLA. Read more...
With more than 8,000 participants each year, intramural sports are a popular recreation option at UCLA. Read more...
For some UCLA students, watching football at the Rose Bowl is enough. Read more...
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Each year, some UCLA students who play intramural football take the competition one step further by participating in an extramural tournament against other area schools.
For collegiate sports other than football and men's basketball, national television coverage has traditionally been reason for celebration, coming as the result of a deep postseason run. Read more...
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The new Pac-12 Networks brings increased exposure to all UCLA sports. In addition to football and basketball, the many other talent-rich sports on campus are now being shown on television, getting recognition like never before. UCLA women’s volleyball, the 2011 title winner, will see far more TV time than it ever has in the past.
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The Rose Bowl is one of many UCLA athletic facilities undergoing upgrades this year. It is set to be completely finished in time for the 2014 Rose Bowl game, but UCLA will continue to play there throughout the construction process.
The Bruins faced the Beavers twice last season and both games came down to the wire. Read more...
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Junior outside hitter Kelly Reeves and the UCLA volleyball team will play a vital game against Stanford this season.
Every so often, there is just an overwhelming number of hot topics enveloping the UCLA sports scene. Read more...
MANAV SHAH
Redshirt sophomore
Golf
University of San Diego
Shah's eligibility starts up this year after the Bruins lost two key players last season "“ Alex Kim, who graduated, and Patrick Cantlay, who went pro. Read more...