The Bruins just keep on winning. A hard-fought game on the road ends in favor of the Bruins once again as they advance to 9-0 behind a 34-20 win in Minneapolis.
These may be the most “A” grades the Bruins will receive this season. It was an all-hands-on-deck kind of win for the Bruins, as every player contributed to UCLA’s dominance over North Florida.
UCLA ran North Florida out of the gym with a 114-63 win over the Ospreys to grab their second win of the season, this time at home. The Bruins dominated thanks to a 35-2 run to end the second half, with just about every player on the roster putting their best foot forward in the win.
Through two games of the college basketball season, UCLA looks like one of the best teams in the country. They followed up a wire-to-wire win over Arizona with a complete domination over North Florida in a game that actually started out interesting in the first handful of minutes.
It looks like it's going to be a game that North Florida would like to forget. The Bruins absolutely annihilated the Ospreys, 114-63, to pick up their second win of the season.
UCLA couldn’t have asked for a much more satisfying start to the season. The Bruins opened against Arizona, one of their most familiar rivals, and came away with a victory over a top-five opponent.
The Bruins are preparing for one of their toughest matchups of the season as they hit the road and travel to Minneapolis to take on the 5-3 Minnesota Golden Gophers.
The depth of this UCLA basketball team has already started to show, as many players got involved in the win over Arizona in the season opener. Nine players were involved in the game, each of them making a difference in one way or another.
The initial rankings for the College Football Playoff have finally been released, and UCLA finds itself in an interesting position due to the committee's ranking.
The report cards are in for the nine Bruins who saw the court against Arizona, and the consensus remains positive surrounding the beginning of UCLA’s season.
The Jalen Davis sweepstakes are heating up, and UCLA remains right in the midst of what is now a four-team race for the talented point guard out of Bremerton, Washington.
The report cards are in for the nine Bruins who saw the court against Arizona, and the consensus remains positive surrounding the beginning of UCLA’s season.
UCLA is 8-0 and No. 5 in both the AP poll and the Coaches Poll, but the College Football Playoff selection committee ranked the Bruins at No. 8 in its first rankings Tuesday night.
The Bruins are entering their toughest stretch of the schedule they've seen so far, and it starts with a crucial road matchup against a tough Minnesota team looking for an upset.
Now it’s for real. UCLA is one of three unbeaten teams remaining, along with Miami and Utah, and it has a favorable enough schedule to get through the last five games 5-2, at least, to get into the College Football Playoff.
For three months, it appeared that UCLA was on a glide back to Omaha. The Bruins were the consensus top team for nearly the entire 2026 regular season.
Carson Steele’s brief and injury-interrupted stint with the Philadelphia Eagles ended Tuesday when the team waived the former UCLA Bruins running back from injured reserve with an injury settlement.
The hottest football ticket right now in Los Angeles is not the Los Angeles Rams, the Los Angeles Chargers or even the USC Trojans. It’s about 30 minutes northeast in Pasadena with the No. 7 UCLA Bruins.
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?