Baron Davis and Jerome Moiso stepped on the court at Staples Center for the New Orleans Hornets Monday night for a game against the Clippers. Back home in Los Angeles, the two former Bruins were reminded how lackadaisical UCLA has become since they left. Read more...
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NCAA bid real possibility for Bruins
They first considered it while lifting weights over the summer. It was in the back of their minds as they struggled through a disappointing preseason. They never gave up on it even after a disheartening three-game losing streak in early February. Read more...
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Squad craves win over top-10 rival
Four times this season the eighth-ranked women’s tennis team has taken the court against a top-10 opponent, and four times they have come up a little bit short. Read more...
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Volleyball lineup rearranged as some players heal, others remain injured
As UCLA men’s volleyball head coach Al Scates read off the Lewis University roster, he noted that all of the Flyers’ best players were not from the continental United States. Read more...
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Men’s tennis undaunted after first loss
The last time the UCLA men’s tennis team took to the courts was the first time it lost. That was 11 days ago, in Louisville, Kentucky, against the University of Florida. Read more...
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Team claims first place at Cleveland Golf Classic
WESTLAKE VILLAGE “”mdash; Mud, balls, water and grass. No, it’s not Saturday night at the Playboy Mansion. The UCLA men’s golf team battled the elements at soggy North Ranch Country Club in Westlake Village and walked away champions of the Cleveland Golf Classic. Read more...
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Lavin takes probable firing in stride
If anything could ever be more guaranteed than death or taxes, it would be the imminent end of Steve Lavin’s UCLA coaching career. In a surreal atmosphere during his Tuesday press conference, Lavin discussed his feelings on his impending firing by reminiscing about his experiences here during the past 12 years (five as an assistant under Jim Harrick and seven as head coach). Read more...