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The UCLA men’s basketball team fell behind early to Stanford, their visitors from the north. Stnford led 22-8 seven minutes into the game.

UCLA stormed back on an 15-3 run to close the first half.

UCLA coach Ben Howland had just enough time to finish his post game press conference before taking off on a recruiting trip.

His Bruins have now won four straight games and 10 out of their last 12. The Bruins’ sweep of the Northern California schools comes on the heels of a road sweep of the Oregon schools.

UCLA coach Rick Neuheisel and new offensive coordinator Mike Johnson met with the media in the J.D. Morgan Center at halftime of the UCLA basketball team’s win over Stanford Saturday.

Neuheisel announced that Johnson, former San Fransisco 49ers offensive coordinator, would be joining the UCLA coaching staff as the offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach.

UCLA announced Saturday that it has hired Mike Johnson to be the offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach.

UCLA coach Rick Neuheisel will double as the quarterbacks coach. The duo of Johnson and Neuheisel coached the same two positions with the NFL’s Baltimore Ravens in 2006 and 2007. Johnson has coached in the NFL since 2000, spending the last two seasons with the San Francisco 49ers.

UCLA sophomore forward Tyler Honeycutt talks about his scoring being down since injuring his right elbow in the Bruins’ Dec. 2 loss to Kansas. Honecutt’s elbow was X-rayed last week and results were negative.

Sophomore forward Reeves Nelson recalls the specifics of his last second tip-in as well as the state of his tattoos after developing a bursa on his left arm.

Junior guard Malcolm Lee fouled out of Thursday night’s game at the 3:20 mark. Lee was locking down Cal freshman guard Alan Crabbe. Crabbe scored 13 points after Lee exited the game, including a 3-pointer to tie it with 13 seconds remaining.

Ben Howland meets the media after his Bruins narrowly escaped Pauley Pavilion with an 86-84 victory after blowing a 14-point lead.

Reeves Nelson saved the day for UCLA as he came streaking in from above the three-point line to tip in a Tyler Honeycutt missed jumper in the waning seconds of the game.

Freshman center Joshua Smith suffered a mild concussion in the first half and was held out of the rest of the game for precautionary reasons. He is listed as a game time decision for UCLA’s game against Stanford tomorrow

UCLA is leading 41-35 at halftime of the battle for the UC basketball crown here at Pauley Pavilion.

The Bruins used their newly-acquired transition offense to garner the first-half advantage.

Sophomore Reeves Nelson led the way for the Bruins with 12 points and five rebounds while sophomore Tyler Honeycutt pitched in four rebounds of his own to go along with eight points. Junior Jerime Anderson, who received much praise from Ben Howland this week, was scoreless in the first half but managed to dish out a game-high four assists.