The Green Bay Packers signed sixth-round pick Craig Bragg on Friday, as Bragg is scheduled to report to training camp today and practice as a professional for the first time Wednesday. Read more...
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July 24, 9:00 pm
Bragg signs with Green Bay Packers
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July 24, 9:00 pm
The weightless life of a recent college grad
Since I’m graduated and unemployed (as of June 18), I think a lot about career prospects. At first, I was thinking that I wanted to work in showbiz or media or something, but now I have my heart set on a new calling: the action sports industry (e.g., surf and skate companies). Read more...
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July 24, 9:00 pm
Rankin runs well in first pro races
Jon Rankin had always been a good runner at UCLA, but it took him three years to establish himself as a collegiate great. Now, only three races removed from his career as a Bruin, Rankin has already established himself as a force to be reckoned with at the international level. Read more...
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July 23, 9:00 pm
Watching up close inspires many students to volunteer
With an abundance of premier tennis facilities at their disposal and two collegiate powerhouse tennis programs to support, UCLA students already have a lot to be excited about when it comes to tennis on campus. Read more...
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July 23, 9:00 pm
2004 champ aims for repeat
The scene looks eerily familiar for Tommy Haas. Just like last year, he is entering the Mercedes-Benz Cup having come off an injury. Just like last year, he is hoping to use the tournament to propel him back into the upper echelon of the ATP world rankings. Read more...
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July 23, 9:00 pm
Mercedes-Benz Cup still solid without phenom
When the tournament draw of the Mercedes-Benz Cup came out at the draw party Friday night, one name was conspicuously missing from the list. That name being, U.S. Read more...
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July 23, 9:00 pm
Tournament brings court of a different color to UCLA
Twelve years ago, the Mercedes-Benz Cup pioneered a new look on court. But these days, it’s following suit. For most of the past decade, spectators grew accustomed to the all “Bruin” blue court surface, a trademark of the Los Angeles Tennis Center that distinguishes it from most hardcourt facilities. Read more...