It’s better to be the team that’s above all others. To be the team that everyone else is trying to shoot down. When UCLA heads into the final weekend of the regular season at Easton Stadium against No. Read more...

At this point, records don’t matter. Opponents don’t matter. Petty little injuries don’t matter. It’s NCAA Tournament time, and there’s really only one thing to be concerned with ““ winning. Read more...

It matters, they protest. And of course it does ““ to some extent anyway. But after snaring seven-straight Pac-10 championships without a national title, the UCLA women’s track and field team is putting considerably less emphasis than usual on capturing the conference crown this weekend. Read more...

It’s the middle of May and the beginning of the 2004 NCAA Regionals, but this weekend might just have more of a January feeling to it for the UCLA women’s tennis team. Read more...

In order to have a fighting chance for a conference title in this weekend’s Pac-10 championship meet, everything must go pretty close to perfect for the UCLA men’s track and field team. Read more...

This news just in after prep phenom Malik Hairston declared his intentions to attend Oregon: Oregon has sent out its list of classes now so that Hairston can begin deciding on classes in the hopes he’ll be ready to announce his class list by next February. Read more...

Everywhere you look people are crying and passing notes in classes, saying, “We love the Lakers.” They are crying tears of joy because they love the Lakers, and thus it is clear that Lakers hysteria is sweeping UCLA. Read more...