When the Clemson men’s tennis team comes to Westwood today to face UCLA, it’s quite possible that the minds of the Bruins could be focused on something else entirely; namely, the team’s date with USC on Friday. Read more...
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January 26, 9:00 pm
M. tennis: UCLA not looking past Clemson
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January 26, 9:00 pm
M. soccer: Search for coach narrows
An exhaustive two-week nation-wide search appears to have netted at least three finalists for the vacant UCLA men’s soccer coaching job thus far. Associate Athletic Director Ken Weiner has informed Paul Krumpe, Jorge Salcedo and Ralph Perez that they are among the remaining candidates. Read more...
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January 26, 9:00 pm
Bruin digest
Alum hired as NFL secondary coach The Baltimore Ravens hired UCLA alumnus Johnnie Lynn as their secondary coach on Monday. Lynn played at UCLA from 1975-1978 as a defensive back and played for the New York Jets from 1979-1986. Read more...
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January 26, 9:00 pm
M. volleyball: Peak performer
Fighting altitude sickness atop Chachani Volcano in Peru this past summer, you’d think that Chris Peña’s thoughts might turn to some profound realizations about life. “I have got to be honest, I was thinking about last year. Read more...
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January 26, 9:00 pm
Football: Football hires final coach; QB commits to team
The UCLA football team announced Monday it has filled its last remaining coaching vacancy with the hiring of Dino Babers as wide receivers specialist. Last season Babers served as the running backs coach for the University of Pittsburgh, after spending two years at Texas A&M as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. Read more...
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January 26, 9:00 pm
The stuff that fans are made of
Larry Davis is, quite simply, a fan of the past. A fan who didn’t miss a UCLA home football or basketball game for nine years. A fan who slept out 42 days one season for seats in Pauley Pavilion’s then 4,600-seat student section. Read more...
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January 25, 9:00 pm
Cal freshman proves to be too much for Bruins
BERKELEY “”mdash; It came down to a board game. Too bad for Ben Howland all his front court players played like pawns. In the waning moments of UCLA’s 76-62 loss to California on Saturday at Haas Pavilion, Howland shuttled a bevy of Bruin big men on and off of the court to try to combat the Bears’ domination of the offensive glass. Read more...