There's no sugarcoating it. UCLA's offense was abysmal in 2025, as the Bruins struggled to stay competitive in the Big Ten despite the brief positivity that followed a midseason coaching change.
With the WNBA draft right around the corner, it is common to see high-ranking players invited to attend the event and walk the stage when they are selected.
Now that UCLA has pretty much filled up its forward room, it is time to start looking at guards who can help the Bruins in the foreseeable future. One guard on everyone’s radar, including the Bruins', is Jalen Cox, who played for Colgate last season and averaged 17.9 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 5.3 assists while shooting 52.1% from the field.
One of the early highlights of spring practice for UCLA, drawing the most coveted defensive transfers, has been making waves, garnering special attention from the coaching staff.
Following a very successful April 9 and continued movement in the transfer portal, UCLA still has a lot of work to do before it reaches where it needs to be.
UCLA has already hit the portal hard, landing two very strong forwards in Sergej Macura and Filip Jovic. However, there is still plenty UCLA needs to do this offseason.
Following a very successful April 9, UCLA has given a glimpse of what its offseason strategy could look like. With how many departures UCLA had this offseason, it could have been assumed the Bruins would focus on directly filling those voids.
With the draft right around the corner, it is time to evaluate some of the top Bruins who could hear their names called in a few weeks. This is not the most talented UCLA draft class we have seen in recent years.
Despite the NCAA being in its “dead period”, UCLA head coach Mick Cronin has reportedly secured the commitments of two transfers. In two years in the Big Ten, the UCLA Bruins have yet to enjoy the success that the program had in the Pac-12.
There’s currently a team in the Big Ten that has the ability to shock many people with how they perform in 2026.
The rich are getting a whole lot richer. On Thursday, Associated Press reporter Eric Olson detailed the eye-popping financial windfall the Big Ten received from a massive March Madness.
Last season, UCLA's offensive identity evolved several times. What will its identity look like next season? UCLA lost a big chunk of its core, with Tyler Bilodeau, Donovan Dent, and Skyy Clark either running out of eligibility or entering the transfer portal.
It is no mystery that UCLA will have to deal with plenty of offseason departures this season, but how does each one actually affect the Bruins’ transfer portal strategy?
Even though UCLA already has a very loaded core, it would not hurt to add one of the superstar players mentioned below. The Bruins lost two of their biggest players this year due to eligibility.
The Bruins had high expectations going into the 2025-2026 season, and during the regular season, they met those expectations to a certain degree. They did not have the record they expected, but they were able to beat some of the best teams in the nation, including Purdue, Illinois, MSU, and Nebraska.
Each coach has their own approach and philosophy when it comes to running practices and instilling certain values and principles in the players that make up their program.
Following weeks of speculation about whether Skyy Clark could actually play for UCLA next year, a conclusion has finally been reached. However, it was not the conclusion most people expected.
With UCLA losing both of its star players to graduation, the Bruins need to find a bona fide star who can set the program on the right path next season.
After a statement win against the South Carolina Gamecocks, the UCLA Bruins are getting attention, and it’s not just for their silverware. Following their dominant performances, analyst Rachel A.
The UCLA women’s basketball team is heading to late-night. The NCAA champions will be appearing on Jimmy Kimmel Live following their 51-79 win over South Carolina to capture the NCAA championship title.
How many of the teams to win the NCAA women's basketball Tournament since 1982 can you name in five minutes?
Lauren Betts let all the emotions out after leading the UCLA Bruins to the women’s national championship with the 79-51 blowout win over South Carolina on Sunday afternoon.
A historic season for head coach Cori Close and the UCLA Bruins was capped off with a national title after taking down SEC powerhouse South Carolina on Sunday.
The UCLA Bruins routed the South Carolina Gamecocks 79-51 in the national championship on Sunday, and Bruins head coach Cori Close gave an emotional postgame interview.
For the first time in program history, the UCLA Bruins have won a women's national basketball championship.
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