W. tennis to offer lessons for Utes, Lions Team to focus on formations, second serves this weekend By Chris Isidro One team destroyed the first two opponents who dared to take the court against them 9-0. Read more...

To all you Santas out there, thanks Juan Payan, a 7-year old from Watts, is not what a journalist would call a good quote. "Juan, did you have fun today?" "Yes." "What did you do?" "Played." "Why was it so much fun?" "It was fun." Like all 7-year olds, Juan may not be a conversationalist yet, but his gap-toothed grin, glowing as he ripped open a brown grocery bag that revealed a football and a wiffle ball with bat made up for it all. Read more...

W. hoops hopes to continue dominance over WSU By Hye Kwon The UCLA women’s basketball team better not be looking ahead to Saturday’s showdown with No. Read more...

Teaching the lessons of life UCLA’s legendary coach John Wooden takes pride in his role as a teacher not only of basketball, but of life. By Christian Schreiber Daily Bruin Staff It’s easy to get lost in the numbers John Wooden produced in his 27 years as the head coach of the UCLA men’s basketball team because, well, they’re staggering. Read more...

Bruins defeat Brown in final non-league meet Ivy League Bruins no match for UCLA; Jenkins, Etter and Larsen all win events By Ross Bersot Apparently a non-conference meet vs. Read more...

Pauley: a virtual house of pain for Huskies Washington invades Pauley Pavilion for men’s hoops Pac-10 home opener By Randy Satterburg Daily Bruin Staff Plain and simple, Pauley Pavilion has been a house of horrors for the Washington men’s basketball team over the years. Read more...

All-American honors given to Turner and Swanson By Esther Hui Daily Bruin Senior Staff The UCLA men’s water polo team finished well last season, fighting back from a seventh-place ranking in mid-November to place a heroic fourth at the 1994 NCAA championships. Read more...