Though the end result was the same, the narrative was a bit different for the UCLA men’s basketball team on Friday night. Unlike in their previous three losses, the Bruins weren’t plagued by a first-half scoring drought. Read more...
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January 2, 11:34 pm
UCLA men’s basketball loses to Colorado 62-56
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December 28, 5:57 pm
UCLA men’s basketball loses to Alabama 56-50
A week ago against Kentucky, it took 18 shots and nearly eight minutes for UCLA men’s basketball to score its first basket. Playing at Alabama Sunday, UCLA needed just 10 seconds to get on the board. Read more...
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December 27, 11:31 am
Men’s basketball’s Wanaah Bail ruled academically ineligible
UCLA men’s basketball’s sophomore forward Wanaah Bail has been ruled academically ineligible and will miss the remainder of the season, UCLA Athletics announced Saturday. Bail did not travel with the team to Alabama for its game Sunday. Read more...
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December 20, 10:03 pm
UCLA clearly outmatched in 83-44 blowout loss to Kentucky
CHICAGO — In a battle of college basketball blue bloods, Kentucky just left UCLA black and blue. The top-ranked Wildcats overwhelmed an undermanned Bruin squad en route to a resounding 83-44 victory, as Kentucky freshman guard Devin Booker led all scorers with 19 points. Read more...
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December 20, 6:30 pm
Bo Knows: Loss to Kentucky signals need for change in UCLA’s recruiting strategy
This post was updated on Dec. 20 at 9:30 p.m. CHICAGO — I’ll start with the obvious part: UCLA is about as far away from being near Kentucky’s level as possible. Read more...
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December 20, 2:42 pm
UCLA men’s basketball loses to No. 1 Kentucky 83-44
This post was updated on Dec. 20 at 9:30 p.m. CHICAGO — By the time UCLA scored its first points, the game was already out of reach. Read more...
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December 20, 1:29 pm
UCLA men’s basketball trails Kentucky 41-7 at halftime
CHICAGO — It didn’t take long for No. 1 Kentucky to take control of the game. Ninety-five seconds into game two of Saturday’s CBS Sports Classic in Chicago, UCLA found itself down 7-0, forcing coach Steve Alford to take a timeout. Read more...