In an intriguing parallel, much like his own team, senior Brandon Chillar’s beloved San Diego Chargers are in for what looks like a tough season. But it doesn’t matter for the potential All-American linebacker; he’s there for both. Read more...
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September 20, 9:00 pm
Football: Chilled to perfection
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September 20, 9:00 pm
Wooden lost on “˜youngsters’
John Wooden “¦ who’s that? As strange as it seems, for twenty-somethings removed from the Southern California area and/or the UCLA fan base, the Wizard of Westwood is not a well-known figure. Read more...
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September 20, 9:00 pm
M.soccer: Men’s soccer boasts strong freshmen class
So far, the newcomers to the UCLA men’s soccer team seem to know what they are doing. “The legitimizing factor for the freshmen is that they can all play,” UCLA head coach Tom Fitzgerald said. Read more...
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September 20, 9:00 pm
For the rest of us – club sports: Club teams compete in a league of their own
Not all of UCLA’s student-athletes are supported by the Athletic Department. There are no ice hockey, lacrosse, rugby or field hockey teams under the Athletics Department’s control. Read more...
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September 20, 9:00 pm
M.soccer: UCLA ranked No. 2 at season’s start
The saying is certainly cliché, but it’s also true: It’s harder to stay on top than to get there. The second-ranked UCLA men’s soccer squad will be faced with that challenge this fall as they find themselves hunted not only by the Pac-10, but also the rest of the NCAA as the defending national champions. Read more...
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September 20, 9:00 pm
M.soccer: Champs set for new season
Coming into the school year, four UCLA teams will be asked the same question: Can they repeat? UCLA’s men’s soccer, women’s gymnastics, water polo and softball teams all won their respective NCAA Championships last year, and all of them think they can do it again. Read more...
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September 20, 9:00 pm
W.soccer: Bad business decisions doom women’s professional soccer
The naysayers are already coming out of the woodwork. Mere hours after the WUSA announced it was closing up shop this past Monday, commentators and columnists had already started pecking at the league’s remains like verbal vultures in an effort to prove that women’s professional sports cannot survive in this country. Read more...