Just when UCLA fans thought it was over, Karl Dorrell appeared to reopen the “Great Quarterback Controversy of 2003″ when he substituted backup Drew Olson for the final two series of the game against Stanford. Read more...

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Stanford wins women’s basketball recruit Candice Wiggins, one of the jewels of the star-studded women’s basketball high school senior class in Southern California, orally committed to attend Stanford at a news conference Friday morning. Read more...

Prior to Sunday’s match against USC, UCLA coach Jill Ellis called the Trojans a “blue-collar team.” Ellis described USC as physical and athletic, and said she expected a bruising contest. Read more...

Talk about a change of conditions. Thursday afternoon the UCLA women’s and men’s cross country teams left balmy Southern California for frigid Pullman, Wash. to race in the Pacific 10 Conference Championships held Saturday. Read more...

It was just a matter of time before UCLA finally got into the win column. The UCLA men’s hockey team (2-6) registered its first two wins of the season, sweeping both games Friday and Saturday against Stanford in Palo Alto, 6-2 and 6-4, respectively, behind a strong effort from myriad young players. Read more...

PALO ALTO “”mdash; The bloody cuts and grass stains that dotted Matt Moore’s battered body said it all. A relentless Stanford pass rush sacked the UCLA sophomore quarterback eight times, a punishing effort that left Moore dazed and confused. Read more...