On June 8, 2024, the world said goodbye to UCLA basketball legend David Greenwood, after a quiet battle with cancer at the age of 68. "The Thoroughbred," as his brother Al called him, is survived ...

Former UCLA Bruins forward David Greenwood, 68, passed away on Sunday, June 8, after a battle with cancer. Greenwood played four seasons with UCLA and staked his claim as one of the best Bruins to ...

Class of 2025 Swedish combo guard Christina Karamouzi Siegel has committed to the UCLA women's basketball team. The 6-0 Siegel comes in after a transitional offseason for the Bruins as they lost ...

Holmes had a coming out party of sorts at least year's Section 7 in front of UCLA coaches, and then impressed again yesterday, enough so that the Bruins offered. Here's what Tracy Pierson wrote ...

UCLA baseball is in the College World Series for the first time since 2013 and one of its players, Toussaint Bythewood, is the son of a famous director ...

The UCLA graduate who showed ChatGPT on his laptop is named Andre Mei. He's actually the owner of the TikTok account @andremaimusic, which shared the viral video that said, "Take this man's degree ...

"In 1963, USC and Dodger baseball carried the torch for Los Angeles sports. In 1964 and 1965, UCLA overtook USC as the main college show in town. The Bruins' basketball dynasty won its first two ...

UCLA Still Rife with Questions After Nico Iamaleava Transfer, Says Big Ten Coach In Athlon Sports' College Football Preview magazine, a rival coach said Deshaun Foster has his work cut out for him ...

The UCLA College of Letters and Science celebrates students’ graduation during commencement ceremonies at Pauley Pavilion on Friday, June 13, 2025. (Photo by Axel Koester, Contributing Photographer) ...

A regular at UCLA practices and games, Howland sometimes comes alone and other times brings his wife, Kim, and some combination of children Meredith and Adam and grandsons Benjamin, Elijah, Asher ...

Ben Bolch - Los Angeles Times (TNS) Jun 23, 2025 Updated Jun 23, 2025 ...

It was emblazoned on T-shirts at Game 3 of the NBA Finals. It’s even the slogan for the state’s basketball Hall of Fame. In 49 other states, it’s just basketball. But this is Indiana.