With higher expectations placed on the women’s basketball team for the first time in the last half-decade, even the most meaningless exhibitions still hold significance. After a disappointing 73-60 loss to Love & Basketball at home on Sunday, coach Kathy Olivier and Bruin players aren’t casting off the exhibition as an aberration, but rather understand that the game was a good opportunity to gauge where they are as a team. Read more...

In danger of falling out of the Pac-10 race and jeopardizing its postseason chances, the UCLA women’s volleyball team found a familiar foe that has always seemed to help them when it needed it the most. Read more...

Late in the fourth quarter, on a simple five-yard reception, receiver Craig Bragg made UCLA history. But few people had time to notice. Bragg broke the UCLA career receptions record Saturday, surpassing Kevin Jordan with his 180th catch. Read more...

It was his return to his “home away from home,” and Washington State running back Jerome Harrison did everything he could to make the most of it. Read more...

Flat on her stomach, engulfed by a jubilant mass of tangled bodies, senior midfielder Lindsay Greco could hardly believe it. UCLA, thanks to Greco’s golden goal in double overtime, had defied the odds. Read more...

After a nice dose of bliss last weekend, UCLA fans were treated to a bitter taste of reality Saturday during the Bruins’ 31-29 loss to Washington State at the Rose Bowl. Read more...

In a bygone era, the ’90s, UCLA had an identity. We were a sports school. Cal looked down on us for being slow and USC looked down on us for being smart, but all we had to do was point to the latest athletic contest because, as logicians know, scoreboards are definitive arguments (unless of course your opponent holds a “yo’ momma” trump card). Read more...