The wait is over. The UCLA Bruins play football today. As our attention turns to Berkeley, the Bruins will reveal their starting lineup for the first time, and lots of questions will finally be answered.
The long wait is finally over. It’s game day for the Bruins as they take on Cal in a Week One rivalry game that can have major implications for how the season will pan out for the Bruins.
As UCLA takes the field in Week One against Cal, several players could play a major role in determining whether the Bruins start the season off in the win column.
We’re inching closer to the top spot on our countdown of the top 20 UCLA Bruins of all time. Today’s Bruin, coming in at No. 9, has one of the greatest peaks of any player on the list and was an integral part of one of the greatest teams in program history.
Mick Cronin has a very distinct style in college basketball. Slower, controlled, disciplined, defense-minded players usually fuel Cronin’s rosters, and while this style of play may work for many teams, there’s an argument to be made that this line of thinking may not be the best thing for UCLA moving forward.
The UCLA football season starts tomorrow. As the Bruins gear up to take down Cal in Week One, there are quite a few storylines brewing in anticipation of this matchup.
UCLA is one day away from the beginning of its 2026 season. The Bruins have officially named their permanent captains for the 2026 season, but the interesting part of the announcement may not be the announcement itself.
Continuing with the ranking of the top 20 Bruins of all time, we have finally reached the top 10. Today’s Bruin was part of one of the most dominant runs college basketball has ever seen and received a lot of hardware over the course of his time as a Bruin.
We’ve discussed the value that UCLA starting center Xavier Booker can bring to the defensive side of the court as a rim protector, but it seems as if the Bruins are still in need of a solid perimeter defender.
The state of college football leaves plenty of coaches around the sport in the dark. With so many transfers across so many teams, it can be very difficult for coaches and players to understand what to expect when looking ahead at the schedule.
As UCLA’s season finally kicks off, one of the many questions still to be answered is where Nico Iamaleava will look first when under duress. The wide receiver room for the Bruins this season is drastically different than what was put on the field last season.
Bob Chesney, like every other Bruins fan, wants to start this season with a win. As a first-year Bruins head coach, what happens after the Week One result may be just as important as the win itself.
As we continue to dive into the statistical stars on this UCLA team, one stat in particular reveals a spot where the Bruins may struggle next season. We know that Trent Perry is an excellent player, and as he steps into the role that was once Donovan Dent’s, naturally the two will be compared.
We’ve discussed what the starting lineup would likely look like for the Bruins next season, but not necessarily how the rotation could work. UCLA has some
Continuing with the countdown of the 20 best UCLA basketball players of all time, the argument for this Bruin is pretty straightforward. He was one of the most productive scorers not only in UCLA history but in college basketball in general.
UCLA should have plenty of firepower in its roster heading into the 2026-27 season, particularly in the backcourt. While we’ve discussed who could be the best defender for this Bruins team, there’s another important question to be answered on the offensive side of the court.
Even with all the new pieces on this UCLA football team, there is still one concern that the Bruins will hopefully address in their Week One matchup against Cal. On the defensive side of the ball, stopping the run has not been a strength for the Bruins in recent years, especially not last season.
There’s major news coming out of Westwood today. UCLA Athletic Director Martin Jarmond, who has led the Bruins' athletic department since 2020, has been relieved of his duties.
This move comes just days before the 2026 college football season kicks off for the Bruins.
We’re approaching the top ten on our list of the top 20 UCLA basketball players of all time. Coming in at No. 12, this Bruin spent limited time with the program, but it was enough to establish himself as one of the best frontcourt players to ever be part of the Bruins program.
We’ve touched on this UCLA offense quite a bit, but what about the other side of the court? On the roster, Xavier Booker stands out as a player who could have a major impact for this team on the defensive side of the ball.
Mick Cronin is in a very interesting spot heading into the 2026-27 season. Cronin has proved that he can consistently put together a team capable of competing
The LSU Tigers and head men's basketball coach Will Wade have added a veteran piece for the 2026-27 season.
The UCLA Bruins are hiring former QB Derek Carr as a special advisor to the head coach, according to Adam Schefter. Carr will also assist in game-planning and will work with the quarterback group as well.
The UCLA Bruins haven't had a double-digit win season on the gridiron since Jim Mora was the head coach way back in 2014. In fact, those Mora days probably look good now for UCLA fans, despite the fact that he went 9-14 in his final two seasons before being fired.
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