Coming off arguably the toughest match of the season, a 4-3 thriller over No. 11 Kentucky on Tuesday, the No. 1 UCLA men’s tennis team was looking to make a statement. Read more...

It was a win for the ages. With the basketball season on the line (not really), the Bruins steadied themselves (hardly), and rode Dijon Thompson’s jumper to victory (sorta). Read more...

The last time the UCLA women’s basketball team played Cal, the Bruin offense was nothing short of offensive. Limited to a season-low 29 percent shooting, UCLA fell short against a Golden Bear squad that has struggled just to remain competitive all season. Read more...

After being unable to field a team last year, the UCLA sailing team is back in the water. But while the club will be competing in the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Yacht Racing Association Region South 3 & 4 qualifiers this weekend in Newport Beach, it is still struggling to raise the money necessary to travel to races. Read more...

Anticipating the most important match of the season, the UCLA men’s volleyball team did its homework before arriving at UC Santa Barbara. After studying the Gauchos’ play last weekend in their victory over BYU, UCLA head coach Al Scates lead UCLA (7-7, 4-6 MPSF) to sweep UCSB (5-11, 3-8 MPSF) in three games, 30-26, 30-28, 30-28, last night. Read more...

Last week, Nebraska Sen. Ernie Chambers proposed a bill that would require college football players to be paid. I’m not going to debate the issue of whether college athletes should be paid. Read more...

For the second straight year, the UCLA men’s lacrosse team experienced heartbreak against Berkeley. After leading halfway into the second quarter, the No. 21 Bruins lost 6-4 to the No. Read more...