By Adam Karon Daily Bruin Contributor BATON ROUGE, La.”“ It was over before you could say jambalaya. The Louisiana State baseball team handed UCLA two quick defeats and a sudden trip home in last weekend’s Super Regional, culminating Saturday afternoon with a 14-8 defeat in Baton Rouge. Read more...
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June 4, 9:00 pm
LSU dominates faltering Bruins in Super Regional
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June 4, 9:00 pm
Notorious Tiger crowds contribute to UCLA loss
By Dylan Hernandez Daily Bruin Contributor BATON ROUGE, La. ““ In the week leading up to the UCLA baseball team’s Super Regional matchup against second-seeded Louisiana State, the Bruins sounded eager to play in front of the Tigers’ notoriously hostile fans. Read more...
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June 4, 9:00 pm
Difficult Bruin season proves rewarding
By Greg Lewis Daily Bruin Senior Staff With the 2000 season behind them, the UCLA softball team can look back on the roller coaster ride that got them to the NCAA championship game. Read more...
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June 4, 9:00 pm
Lone Bruin has poor showing at NCAA Golf Championships
By Pauline Vu Daily Bruin Senior Staff Entering the NCAA Men’s Golf Championships on Wednesday, senior golfer Brandon DiTullio was UCLA’s sole representative, the only Bruin who had a good enough showing at the West Regionals to make it that far. Read more...
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June 4, 9:00 pm
UCLA takes third in championship
By Christina Teller Daily Bruin Contributor DURHAM, N.C. ““ Having put on a great show through the 2000 outdoor season, it was time for the UCLA women’s track team to take their bow at the NCAA Championships in Durham, N.C. Read more...
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June 1, 9:00 pm
Softball Notebook
Record attendance at softball World Series More people attended this year’s softball College World Series in Oklahoma City than ever before. Over 38,100 fans watched the Series at the Don Porter Hall of Fame Stadium, with a single-game record of 8,049 for the championship game. Read more...
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June 1, 9:00 pm
Scott weighs future options
By Chris Umpierre Daily Bruin Staff On June 5 UCLA junior first-team All-American Bill Scott could be selected in the late first or early second round of baseball’s amateur draft and be offered hundreds of thousands of dollars to play professionally. Read more...