Tonight’s game against Long Beach State (16-17-1, 4-1-1 Big West) will be a mixture of old and new for UCLA (20-15, 5-4 Pac-10). The two teams have played against each other once this season, with the Bruins defeating the No. Read more...
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April 17, 9:00 pm
Dirtbags ready to take second swing at Bruins
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April 17, 9:00 pm
Tennis ready to meet Trojans
The Bruins hope that the match will be worth the wait. The weather is projected to be sunny and there should be enough umpires. But the only guarantee when the UCLA women’s tennis team takes on USC today is that both teams will be more than ready to face their biggest foe. Read more...
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April 17, 9:00 pm
Teams fail to get the grade
BY Gavin Chanin Bruin Sports contributor [email protected] The NCAA’s Academic Progress Rate has struck a little bit closer to Westwood as two fellow Pac-10 schools are slated to be penalized next year for their low scores. Read more...
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April 17, 9:00 pm
A bittersweet farewell to water polo
At the Bruins’ final home game Saturday, Lauren Heineck really couldn’t hold back her emotions. During Senior Day, five seniors, including Heineck, each received cheers, a bouquet of flowers and an embrace from UCLA women’s water polo coach Adam Krikorian. Read more...
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April 17, 9:00 pm
UCLA garners 2 top football recruits
The large void left by departing All-American tight end Marcedes Lewis was filled slightly on Sunday when highly rated tight end Nate Chandler verbally committed to the Bruins. Read more...
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April 16, 9:00 pm
Softball shows up strong against Huskies
This weekend was a wet one for the entire Pacific Coast. But the UCLA softball team took care of business while it could. Although the top-ranked Bruins’ Saturday game against Washington was rained out, UCLA was able to salvage the first half of its road trip by defeating the Huskies 6-0 on Friday evening. Read more...
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April 16, 9:00 pm
“˜Questionable’ call brings men’s tennis match to painful end
It’s one thing to lose. It’s something completely different to lose when the play is overshadowed by controversy. The No. 7 UCLA men’s tennis team left Seattle on Saturday as a 4-3 loser to No. Read more...