On March 29, John Wooden will take the usual drive down the 405 Freeway in his usual attire, enter Pauley Pavilion through the usual gate to the usual warm applause, walk across the usual basketball court in his usual way, say hello to his usual friends, and sign autographs as usual. Read more...

After she ran her preliminary race, junior Lena Nilsson didn’t even think she would make the finals. But at the NCAA Indoors, she left as a national champion. Read more...

How it happened is pretty clear. Why it had to happen, well, that’s the question that won’t go away for a long, long time. The Bruins had a Staples Center crowd of 16,689 completely stunned for the second day in a row. Read more...

The Ray Young story seems to never get old. The senior, who until seven games ago was headed for a UCLA career defined by disappointment, has emerged as the leader on a team which had played most of 2002-2003 like a bunch of followers. Read more...

It was two and a half hours that seemed more like a surreal rags-to-riches Hollywood movie than a basketball game. And at the end, when Ray Young jumped up and down, arms reaching to the sky, and T.J. Read more...

In a curiously strong performance on Tuesday night, the No. 8 A.L.T.O.I.D.S team upset the No. 2 Sigma Chi fraternity team in the men’s IM AA basketball final. Read more...

After failing to compete in the fall due to injury and subsequently struggling in his return to the Bruin lineup, senior Rodrigo Grilli looks to have finally recovered his stroke as he helped lead the No. Read more...