The annual Los Angeles Summer Showcase, previously known as the Women’s Say No Classic, has been a staple for UCLA women’s basketball players during the summer. Read more...

John Savage’s first order of business as the new UCLA baseball coach was to hire an assistant coach. He chose his assistant at UC Irvine for the last three years, Pat Shine. Read more...

Just over a year ago, UCLA tight end Keith Carter suffered a horrific motorcycle accident which forced him to sit out the entire 2003 season with a dislocated and fractured right hip. Read more...

The calendar reads July. No problem. The NBA Finals concluded three weeks ago. So what. As the NBA’s big names continue to trade jerseys and zip codes, many former Bruins are part of a lesser known group of players who are using the dog days of summer to prove their worth to anyone willing to watch. Read more...

This is the opportunity for which they swim. Eight Bruin women will be competing at the U.S. Olympic Swimming Team Trials in Long Beach from July 7-14 for the opportunity to represent the United States in the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. Read more...

Maybe John Savage was a good hire. The former UC Irvine coach certainly was the obvious choice. But in selecting Savage to resurrect UCLA’s beleaguered baseball program, Dan Guerrero seems to have snubbed perhaps the most accomplished candidate for the position. Read more...

After a tumultuous 11-17 season last year, UCLA fans became petulant. Coach Ben Howland this, free throws that, but the pangs known as Bruin basketball can now be allayed for this upcoming season by the play of UCLA’s incoming freshman class. Read more...