The Bruins seemingly dominated in all facets against Cal Baptist in their first exhibition game Wednesday night. UCLA walked away with a 100-53 win over the Lancers in a game that was lopsided from the very beginning.
As UCLA takes on Michigan State, there’s a lot at stake for the Bruins. UCLA is building steam towards a College Football Playoff appearance, and a loss to the Spartans could put a major pause on those conversations.
Throughout the offseason, there's been one area that has been a concern for this UCLA team, and specifically this frontcourt. However, the Bruins looked fantastic in the exhibition against Cal Baptist, and it looks like that concern may be shrinking heading into the season.
Michigan State can play spoiler to UCLA’s season in Week 8, but Bob Chesney and the Bruins have their sights set on continuing this perfect season. UCLA must send the Spartans back home and continue their own winning streak while adding to MSU’s five-game losing streak.
It’s been an exciting offseason for Bruins fans, largely in part due to the talented roster that Mick Cronin and Co. assembled through the transfer portal and beyond.
Exhibition basketball in the month of October has its positives and negatives. The positive side is that we get college basketball in October, but the negative side seems to be that fans tend to overreact to the results.
The Bruins head into a Week 8 matchup that most expect them to win. However, UCLA will need to play a complete game to eliminate all doubt about this team and keep building momentum as the season goes on.
The Bruins looked even better than advertised against Cal Baptist in their first exhibition match of the season, and it looks like UCLA may be able to start this season off strong.
UCLA cruised by California Baptist in their first exhibition match of the season, winning 100-53. It was a fantastic showing from the Bruins in all facets, and there is a ton to unpack from this performance.
UCLA fans will get their first look at the Bruins for the 2026-2027 season under Mick Cronin, as he heads into his eighth season with the team. UCLA will
UCLA recently took part in a secret scrimmage at home against their neighbors in Fresno State. The Bruins reportedly took care of business, winning 90-64 in a secret scrimmage that was reportedly controlled by the Bruins in the second half.
UCLA basketball will get a great opportunity to face outside competition when they take on Cal Baptist in their first public exhibition of the preseason.
UCLA is coming off two crucial wins: a road win over Oregon and a home win over a gritty Wisconsin team just outside the Top 25. Our predictions at the beginning of the season were vastly different than where the Bruins sit now , and so I think it's time to reevaluate this team's ceiling moving forward.
UCLA will give fans their first official look at this team ahead of the 2026-27 season as it prepares to take on California Baptist in its first exhibition game.
As the Bruins head towards their first live action of the season against Cal Baptist on Wednesday, we have a pretty good idea of what the starting lineup will look like.
The Bruins improved to 6-0 following a gritty win over an underrated Wisconsin squad. It was a tough win for the Bruins, but they were able to send Wisconsin home in the end.
A sentence I never thought I would say heading into this season: the UCLA Bruins are 6-0. Following UCLA's victory at home against Wisconsin, plenty of players rose to the occasion and eliminated many of the concerns that the Bruins had heading into this contest.
The UCLA Bruins are 5-0 and ranked No. 12 in the nation. Bob Chesney's team appears to be for real.
The UCLA Bruins are rolling on the gridiron, and they look like a program that could make College Football Playoff noise. When was the last time that could be said about UCLA football?
The UCLA Bruins have suffered a major blow to their season, as starting quarterback Nico Iamaleava is expected to miss the remainder of the 2026 campaign with a knee injury.
For years, UCLA football has been searching for a way to return to national relevance. Now, the Bruins are giving college football fans a reason to pay attention.
UCLA is off to a great start in 2026, but things just got much more difficult for the Bruins as they push for a CFB Playoff spot.
Only five games into his tenure at UCLA, head coach Bob Chesney is putting the program back on the map.
UCLA Bruins head coach Bob Chesney knows that hype can be a powerful thing.
This move comes just days before the 2026 college football season kicks off for the Bruins.
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