Category Archives: Sports

K.J.: Destination Unknown Will fate permit Kevin Jordan to be the best receiver in UCLA football history? By Randy Satterburg Daily Bruin Staff He must be aware of the irony of the situation. Wide receiver Kevin Jordan is putting up All-American-type numbers in this, his junior season with the UCLA football team. Through six games […]

M. golf is third at opening tournaments UCLA falls just short of titles in Nevada, Oregon By Melissa Anderson Daily Bruin Senior Staff Last year, the UCLA men’s golf team was unpredictable, just missing the NCAA Championship cuts after a 14th place finish at the West Regionals. This season, however, it’s the weather that has […]

Gays fight baseless animosity in sports, life Chris Schreiber Let’s just it over with, right from the get-go. Let’s start this whole thing by debunking one of the longest-standing myths in the sports community. Cover your ears and close your eyes, sports fans, because it is a fact: Gays exist in our sheltered little world […]

Spikers pound ‘SC UCLA defeats Trojans, 3-2, to continue streak By Eric Branch Daily Bruin Staff Before the season began, Annett Buckner and Jenny Johnson were named co-captains of the UCLA women’s volleyball team. Wednesday night in Pauley Pavilion, 2,047 fans found out why. Both Buckner, the Bruins senior outside hitter, and Johnson, a junior […]

W. soccer demolishes USC again Bruins win fourth in a row from ‘SC in 3-1 overtime win By Hye Kwon The UCLA women’s soccer team has never lost to USC in its short history. The Bruins went into Wednesday afternoon’s match against the Women of Troy with a 3-0 record. It wasn’t easy, but the […]

Snitko stifles opponents for m. soccer UCLA goalkeeper moving to the top, Bruins rise in polls By Tim Costner Daily Bruin Senior Staff As the UCLA men’s soccer team climbed from No. 10 to No. 7 in the national rankings last week, UCLA goalie Chris Snitko moved up from fourth in the country to second. […]

Bruins regard Trojans as just fun and games Bruin spikers meet cross-town rivals after Stanford loss By Eric Branch Daily Bruin Staff 1987. Ronald Reagan was president. Walt Hazzard coached basketball at UCLA. Bruin freshman outside hitter Kara Milling was in the sixth grade, and the USC women’s volleyball team beat UCLA for the last […]