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Men's Soccer, Sports, Women's Soccer

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November 1, 11:51 pm

Around the League: Pac-12 competition heats up for soccer, men’s water polo

Men’s soccerGrant Sugimura, assistant Sports editor The Pac-12 is still up for grabs. No. 11 Washington toppled No. 9 Stanford 1-0 in an overtime victory. With the victory, UW moves on to UCLA Thursday while Stanford can still clinch this weekend. Read more...

Photo: Senior defender Michael Amick was one of seven Pac-12 athletes named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District Men’s Soccer Team. Amick was also pegged for the Senior CLASS Award for his work in class and on the field. (Hannah Ye/Daily Bruin senior staff)

Sports, Women's Soccer

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November 1, 11:46 pm

UCLA women’s soccer stumbles en route to NCAA Tournament

After going 9-1-1 in an 11-game midseason stretch, UCLA women’s soccer was flying high. The first six matches of that stretch were wins, as were the last three. Read more...

Photo: The Bruins were in the race for the Pac-12 championship, but consecutive losses to the Buffs and Utes took them out of the running. UCLA has one conference game left before postseason play starts. (Keila Mayberry/Daily Bruin staff)

Sports, Sports Columns

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November 1, 11:40 pm

The Hull Shebang: NCAA should relax ban on seasonal fantasy leagues for student-athletes

I beat my roommate this weekend in fantasy football. He was pretty mad. Every week he plays the team in our league that scores the most points. Read more...

Photo: The NCAA bans student-athletes from participating in the frustration and fun of fantasy football leagues, though regular students have been able to bond with friends and peers over weekly games. (Creative Commons photo by Matt McGee via Flickr)

Men's Basketball, Sports

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November 1, 11:02 pm

Men’s basketball takes down Master’s University in exhibition game

No standout stars were needed Tuesday night. UCLA topped Master’s University 100-58 in its only exhibition game behind balanced scoring from its starters and its bench. Read more...

Photo: Freshman TJ Leaf had 19 points and 12 rebounds in his UCLA debut. The forward showcased his versatility by dunking and then stepping back for the midrange. (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin senior staff)

Football, Sports

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November 1, 12:11 pm

Mora, Bruin Report Online deliver conflicting reports on Rosen’s status

Quarterback Josh Rosen was reported to be out for the remainder of the season after suffering a “severe shoulder sprain that resulted in nerve damage” according to Bruin Report Online. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore Josh Rosen was reported to be out for the season with nerve damage. The quarterback has missed two games since leaving the game against Arizona State in early October.(Jintak Han/Assistant Photo editor)

Sports, Women's Volleyball

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October 31, 11:30 pm

Women’s volleyball earns two victories with return of Haley Lawless

Haley Lawless has come up big for the No. 9 UCLA women’s volleyball in its last two wins. Literally. “She’s so big out there,” said coach Michael Sealy of his 6-foot-3 redshirt senior opposite. Read more...

Photo: Haley Lawless hasn’t played much this season, but her role on the team is a little more clear after last weekend. The redshirt senior’s blocking ability makes her a valuable player for the Bruins going forward. (Sihui Song/Daily Bruin)

Men's Tennis, Sports

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October 31, 11:20 pm

Men’s tennis takes on Southern California Intercollegiate Championships

Maxime Cressy took out the No. 1 seed, but he wasn’t able to take out USC’s top returning player. In the semifinals of the Southern California Intercollegiate Championships, the sophomore fell 6-3, 6-4 to senior Nick Crystal who split time at No. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore Maxime Cressy won three consecutive matches in straight sets, including an upset over USC’s top-seeded Logan Smith, but was unable to register a second upset against third-seeded Nick Crystal in the semifinals. (Daily Bruin file photo)


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