Thursday, August 6



Football beats Stanford in nail-biter

The UCLA football team trailed 20-16 with just 2:31 remaining when its offense took the field for a final drive against Stanford Saturday at the Rose Bowl. The 64,883 fans in attendance screamed and roared, desperate to see the Bruins win their homecoming game. Read more...


Hurry-up offense shows true colors in the clutch

Sept. 1, opening night versus Tennessee, UCLA trailed by four points late in the game. Facing defeat, UCLA quarterback Kevin Craft engineered a two-minute drive that ended with a backup tight end heroically catching a touchdown with little time left. Read more...



Men’s soccer gets two essential games

It might have taken 13 matches, but it looks like the UCLA men’s soccer team has finally found its collective rhythm. With conference play quickly picking up, UCLA (5-4-5, 3-1-1 Pac-10) couldn’t have picked a better time. Read more...


Bruins tighten their game to beat Stanford

With about three minutes left in Saturday's game, Stanford had a first-and-10 on UCLA's 20-yard line. They had taken possession with more than seven minutes left on the clock and one more first down would seal the win. So they stuck with their game plan and handed the ball off to Toby Gerhart three times in a row. Read more...