Standing alongside the 18th green at the conclusion of last year’s NCAA Championships, UCLA men’s golf coach O.D. Vincent peered over at the leaderboard for one final time. Read more...
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February 15, 9:00 pm
M. golf: Drive for success
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February 14, 9:00 pm
Letters to the sports desk
Can’t we all be kids forever I just wanted to say that I really enjoyed reading Eddie Looper’s article (Feb. 8) on IM sports. Not only was it entertaining, but it was all so true! Read more...
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February 14, 9:00 pm
W. track: Junior hurdler nabs NCAA invitation
Now that two-time NCAA champion Sheena Johnson has graduated, UCLA women’s track and field coach Jeanette Bolden is hopeful that one of her young hurdlers can step up in her place. Read more...
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February 14, 9:00 pm
W. hoops: Defeats by Arizona schools increase Bruins’ intensity
A sense of urgency. UCLA coach Kathy Olivier vehemently reiterated that theme all throughout Monday’s practice. After being swept by the Arizona schools this past weekend, Olivier sent a message to her team by holding a practice on Monday, which isn’t common for the Bruins after a road trip. Read more...
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February 14, 9:00 pm
M. hoops: Basketball still on NCAA Tournament bubble
Though another two games have gone by, the UCLA men’s basketball team finds itself in the exact same spot. After splitting their weekend games against the Arizona schools, the Bruins (13-8, 7-6 Pac-10) remain in fourth place in the Pac-10 and on the precarious bubble for the NCAA Tournament. Read more...
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February 14, 9:00 pm
Slower sports aren’t snoozers
I admit it. I was wrong. I jumped to conclusions. And, well, that doesn’t work in a relationship like this. Now before you think this is an extremely public apology to a girlfriend I still don’t have, let’s just say this column is a result of a surprising revelation: Slow sports aren’t boring. Read more...
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February 14, 9:00 pm
W. tennis: Playing in the zone
Just over five years ago, while her competitors were out training at exclusive tennis clubs, UCLA’s Daniela Bercek barely left her home. For four months, she rarely touched a racket or ventured outside to practice. Read more...