Bruins take (baby) steps forward in 71-52 win over Pepperdine
A week after shocking loss to Cal State Fullerton in season opener, UCLA gets its second straight win and exhibits at least a few signs of...
A week after shocking loss to Cal State Fullerton in season opener, UCLA gets its second straight win and exhibits at least a few signs of...
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Kyle Austin leads the Highlanders with 20 points and 14 rebounds.
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Bell scores 22 points to lead the Waves to a narrow 72-70 win at home.
The Trojans are missing three players and North Carolina transfer Alex Stepheson. Loyola Marymount's Drew Viney, a transfer from Oregon, has scored 52 points in his last two games.
Bruins will try to notch their second win before the schedule gets tougher over the Thanksgiving break.
How they fared: Stanford wins its 30th straight at home, but Michigan State center Allyssa DeHaan injures her ankle in loss to Notre Dame.
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