Thursday, May 14

Cameroon calling

At a recent press conference, a reporter asked UCLA coach Ben Howland to somehow explain Luc Richard Mbah a Moute’s ability as a rebounder. Howland, who only seconds earlier had been praising the recent play of freshman Alfred Aboya, sat up in his chair and held his arms to out to his side. Read more...


Banana Slugs not a serious challenge in sweep

The UCLA men’s volleyball team got exactly what it needed on Friday night: an easy win over a non-conference opponent. Following a heartbreaking loss to USC and in danger of falling below .500, UCLA (6-5, 1-3 MPSF) was able to execute the fundamentals and experiment with two new starters en route to putting away UC Santa Cruz 30-19, 30-19, 30-20. Read more...


UCLA breathes easy after solid win

UCLA women’s basketball coach Kathy Olivier’s nerves had been pushed to polarizing extremes over the last month. Her team’s wins and losses over the last month have not been separated by more than a missed free throw or a last minute lay-up, which has been the root of some late night restlessness. Read more...


Foul trouble can’t stop Mbah a Moute

On Saturday, UCLA’s Luc Richard Mbah a Moute registered the fewest minutes played of his career (19), fouled out for only the second time this season, and only snatched six rebounds, his lowest total in the last 10 games. Read more...



Basketball shines in front of recruits

Ben Howland is just having a blast. During Saturday’s press conference after the victory over Arizona, Howland was laughing, and his face was glowing with pride as he talked about how well his players have played, and how they have battled back this season. Read more...