Gymnastics will need its depth to win against No. 7 Oregon State

Senior libero Tom Hastings and the Bruins look to continue their success against the nation’s top teams when they take on USC at Pauley Pavilion today.

Sports, Track and Field

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January 28, 1:40 am

Men's track and field reloads with freshman talent ahead of University of Washington Invitational

In the expansive world of collegiate sports, track and field has a relatively long season. Read more...

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Redshirt junior pole vaulter and long jumper Casey DiCesare and the Bruins open their season today.

Sports, Women's Water Polo

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January 28, 1:37 am

Women’s water polo hopes to resurface atop the Pac-10, return to championship form

The walls around the UCLA dynasty didn't exactly come crumbling down in 2010, but the year proved that, for the first time in a long time, the Bruin women's water polo team was mortal. Read more...

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Senior center Grace Reynolds and the Bruins hope to rebound from last season’s early postseason exit and instead mount another title run this year.

Sports, Women's Basketball

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January 28, 1:33 am

Women’s basketball pulls out a victory in foul-filled afair against Arizona State

Boos from the home crowd don't normally fill Pauley Pavilion when the UCLA women's basketball team gets a resounding win over a Pac-10 opponent. Read more...

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Atonye Nyingifa and the Bruins beat the Sun Devils 70-60 on Thursday.

Gymnastics, Sports, Swim & Dive

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January 28, 1:29 am

Friday Sports Briefing

Gymnastics looks for first win of the year. Fractured foot. Read more...

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Monique De La Torre and UCLA take on Oregon State in a meet today.

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