The Bruins season is falling apart right in front of our eyes, but should you the fan be worried? As it stands now, the Bruins are not the team that we thought we were getting heading into this season.
After a very strong early-transfer portal, the Bruins may have already built their identity before they have even taken a snap. Entering this offseason, the Bruins had a plethora of issues that could have derailed Bob Chesney's inaugural season.
The UCLA women's team has been on fire this season, and they kept putting fuel to the flames with two wins against ranked opponents in their past four games.
UCLA Baseball is ranked No.5 in the Perfect Game USA preseason ranks. The Bruins are set to have a great 2026 season after falling to Arkansas 7-3 in the elimination round after losing to the eventual College World Series champs, LSU , in the winner's bracket.
UCLA has changed its identity midseason. This means certain players won't be seeing the floor as often. After starting the season 10-5, the Bruins as a whole have failed to meet expectations.
UCLA and head coach Bob Chesney have been highly active during the first week of the 2026 college football transfer window, as the new Bruins head coach and his staff work to address the roster’s most glaring needs heading into next season.
There has been plenty of big news regarding UCLA and incoming transfers. January 7 continued a hot few days for the Bruins, with multiple wide receivers coming through the door and other areas being strengthened.
After falling to Wisconsin 80-72, it has become clear that the Bruins have a lot of work, and it starts with the players. While the Bruins did show flashes throughout the game, it was clear that they still need to figure out how to send a message early.
The Bruins have seemingly struck gold in the transfer portal, here are three players who will make the biggest impact day one. Entering the offseason, the Bruins had holes in every position group, minus a few outlier positions.
The Bruins' expectations are sky-high in year one under Bob Chesney; these same expectations can only be met if these players have a great offensive campaign.
Despite being in the thick of a regular season, the No. 4-ranked UCLA Bruins women's basketball coach, Cori Close, is taking time out of her busy schedule to make a major impact on Los Angeles' community.
The first few days of the 2026 transfer portal have been a whirlwind for UCLA, as new head coach Bob Chesney and his staff have been working tirelessly
The Bruins would fall to Wisconsin 80-72, and now find themselves at the beginning of a losing streak. This is not a Mick Cronin team, while technically yes, this team has severely lacked the attributes of the great teams Cronin has coached in the past.
The Bruins had a rough previous five-game stretch, in turn this means these next five games will be intergal to the Bruins season. Lets get right into it.
The Bruins would drop 80-72 to a decent Wisconsin team, that UCLA could have easily beat on a different night. It has been no mystery that this current Bruins team has struggled to get things going this season.
The Bruins were simply unable to turn things around against Wisconsin, however there was a notable effort worth sharing. After falling 80-72 to Wisconsin it is clear that UCLA's season is starting to fall apart.
The Bruins would enter this game as a three-point underdog, something UCLA is not used to. Here is how the game broke down. The Bruins would get absolutely thrashed to start the game.
UCLA was searching for an opportunity to rebound after their rough loss against the Iowa Hawkeyes, and they found it in their next match against the Wisconsin Badgers.
UCLA is in a prime position to have a decent 2026; however, there are a few things that stand in its way. UCLA's offseason has officially started now that Bob Chesney's Dukes are eliminated from the college football playoffs.
Jerry Neuheisel is reuniting with a well-known former colleague. The beloved former UCLA coach Neuheisel is joining Northwestern as their new quarterbacks coach, Adam Rittenberg of ESPN reported this week.
The No. 4-ranked UCLA Bruins women's basketball team produced an impressive 82-75 win on the road against the No. 19-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes on December 28.
UCLA Bruins women's basketball head coach Cori Close had an interesting conversation with sports media personality Stephen A. Smith during her appearance on a December episode of The Stephen A.