After last Saturday’s 21-0 victory over Stanford, linebacker Justin London said that it was the most fun he’d had playing football in a long time. And why not? Read more...

Finally home after a two-year Mormon mission, quarterback Ben Olson, perhaps the nation’s top recruit, will be in attendance Saturday for UCLA’s game against Washington State on an unofficial visit. Read more...

UCLA is not overlooking Washington State. That has been the theme all week as the Bruins get set to play one of the Pac-10’s lower-tier teams following probably their best-played game of the year. Read more...

The Red Sox had their curse reversed. The Patriots had their streak stopped. Heck, even George Dubya won, despite the fact that the Washington Redskins won the previous Sunday ““ an incumbent has not won the White House when the Redskins lost the Sunday before Election Day since 1933. Read more...

UCLA senior point guard Cedric Bozeman will miss the 2004-05 basketball season due to a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee. Bozeman suffered the injury during practice Thursday afternoon when he stepped on a teammate’s ankle and fell to the floor on his left ankle and right knee. Read more...

Craig Bragg will go down in UCLA history. By the time the senior receiver’s stay in Westwood is complete, Bragg will almost certainly be the school’s all-time leader in receptions. Read more...

Krystin Lacy and Chanelle Curry, two standout sprinters from Skyline High School in Dallas, orally committed to UCLA on their official visit to the school this past weekend, according to the Dallas Morning News. Read more...