UCLA’s pair of games this past weekend only reaffirmed the obvious: the men’s soccer team belongs at their No. 1 spot in the national rankings. Friday night, the Bruins (12-1, 5-0 Pac-10) outscored Cal (5-6-2, 1-2-1) in front of 1,067 spectators at Drake Stadium to win 4-2. Read more...

After the Bruins suffered through an exhausting and bitter loss to Stanford a night earlier, Cal found itself in perfect position to finally gain a victory over UCLA in women’s volleyball, something it has never accomplished in school history. Read more...

PASADENA “”mdash; You knew it wasn’t the sun playing tricks on your eyes because the sound of victory was unmistakable. BONGGG! Yes, that ball did swerve left and crash head-on into the upright. Read more...

As the ball sailed silently toward the goalposts, all anyone had to do was listen. The “thunking” sound it made as it hit the left upright said everything ““ Cal had missed what could have been a game-tying kick in overtime and the Bruins had eked out a 23-20 victory at the Rose Bowl Saturday. Read more...

This one wasn’t so easy. No. 1 USC, who had lost just one game all year, played its first five-game match of the season, edging out No. Read more...

Women’s squad finishes fifth, men place 17th at Northern Iowa The UCLA women’s cross country team finished fifth and the men’s team finished 17th at the Pre-National Invitational hosted by Northern Iowa on Saturday. Read more...

UCLA quarterback Matt Moore’s baseball cap never left his head Saturday. Unlike last week, when Moore came in to close the first half, head coach Karl Dorrell elected to stay with sophomore Drew Olson for the entire game against Cal. Read more...