The Trojans were the better team for 35 minutes. They were the aggressors, attacking the Bruins at will and taking UCLA’s boisterous home crowd out of the equation. Read more...

I was walking toward Pauley around 5:30 on Wednesday night when I heard what will probably go down as one of the sweetest sounds I’ve ever heard: the ringing of the Victory Bell. Read more...

Darren Collison came out of the locker room with fire in his eyes. The sophomore wanted so badly to energize the crowd and jump on the Trojans early. Read more...

Alfred Aboya, a 6-foot-8-inch, 235-pound man, ran around the court as though he were a young boy being chased in a game of tag. However, it was perhaps one of the most mature and intelligent plays of the night. Read more...

On the biggest day of the offseason for college football programs, UCLA was able to ink 10 recruits for the 2007 season. While the class is small, it is highly regarded by most recruiting services, including a five-star defensive tackle in Brian Price as well as four-star running back Raymond Carter and four-star linebacker/defensive end Akeem Ayers. Read more...

The trip to Madison, Wis. and the National Team Indoors left the No. 15 UCLA women’s tennis team with an unfamiliar and bitter taste: losing. The Bruins dropped their first match of the season last week, losing 6-1 to Northwestern, before rebounding to finish 1-2 with a convincing win against Wisconsin and a tough loss to Clemson. Read more...

The epic finish at the Galen Center last month opened up a new chapter in the UCLA-USC basketball rivalry. The No. 2 Bruins (20-2, 9-2 Pac-10) attempt to sweep the season series with No. Read more...