Minutes after UCLA snapped a two-game losing streak over Oregon State on March 2, sophomore guard Jordan Adams spoke. Reporters on deadline asked Adams and sophomore guard/forward Kyle Anderson, UCLA’s leading scorers in the game and season, two minutes’ worth of questions, and after a moment of silence, the two were free to go. Read more...
Photo: Since its Dec. 19 game against Duke, UCLA won every game in which Jordan Adams scored more than 13 points. Photo credit: Katie Meyers
Sophomore guard/forward Kyle Anderson and sophomore guard Jordan Adams have been named to the All-Pac-12 first team, the conference announced Monday. Read more...
Someone forgot to tell the UCLA men's basketball team that, unlike baseball, the game isn't over after nine. In what surprisingly crumbled to a 73-55 loss, UCLA began to coast just three minutes into the game. Read more...
Photo: Freshman guard Bryce Alford (right) and sophomore guard/forward Kyle Anderson (left) walk off the floor following UCLA’s loss to Washington State. Alford and Anderson were the only two Bruins to score 10 or more points. (Tim Bradbury/Daily Bruin senior staff)
UCLA won the tip-off, and before Washington State could blink, the Bruins led 9-0. Still, careless defense, especially near the perimeter, allowed WSU to climb back into the game. Read more...
UCLA will depend on freshman Zach LaVine’s recent resurgence in the paint against Washington State, its second game in LaVine's home state this weekend. Read more...
SEATTLE — UCLA led by nine with just over seven minutes to play, and Jordan Adams was all smiles. The sophomore guard did so in the most unexpected of places: While getting cramps worked out of his calves and tightness wringed out of his hamstrings and quadriceps by a team trainer. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore guard Jordan Adams scored a career-high 31 points against the Washington Huskies. (Tim Bradbury/Daily Bruin senior staff)
SEATTLE—Last March, UCLA defeated Washington at Alaska Airlines Arena to clinch the Pac-12 regular season title and the No. 1 seed in the Pac-12 tournament. With a Stanford loss Wednesday night, UCLA is locked in to the No. 2 seed regardless of what happens in its final three halves of the regular season. Read more...
