Archive for Saturday, July 12, 2008
Bruins have a busy schedule
UCLA could play in Madison Square Garden tournament and will face DePaul in the Wooden Classic.
UCLA will play in the 2008 2K Sports Classic, with the semifinals and finals at Madison Square Garden in New York, and will play at Texas on Dec. 4 as part of the Pac-10/Big 12 Hardwood Series in the tentative 2008-2009 basketball schedule released Friday.
For the 2K Sports Classic, UCLA will host games Nov. 12 and 13 against yet-to-be-determined opponents. The other three host schools are Duke, Michigan and Southern Illinois. The winners of the second-round games will advance to New York for semifinals and finals Nov. 20-21.
The Bruins will also play DePaul on Dec. 13 in the Wooden Classic at the Honda Center in Anaheim. The top nonconference opponent coming to Pauley Pavilion is Notre Dame on Feb. 7. Other nonconference opponents at Pauley are Wyoming, Mercer (which beat USC last year), Florida International, Cal State Northridge and Louisiana Tech. UCLA is still looking for an opponent to play Dec. 17.
UCLA begins defense of its Pac-10 title with three straight road games – at Oregon State on Jan. 2, at Oregon on Jan. 4 and at USC on Jan. 11. The Bruins play host to USC on Feb. 4.
The tentative schedule:
Tue., Nov. 4: Humboldt State
Fri., Nov. 7: Exhibition
Wed., Nov. 12: 2008 2K Sports Classic (Coaches vs. Cancer) First Round
Thu., Nov. 13: 2008 2K Sports Classic (Coaches vs. Cancer) Second Round
Thu., Nov. 20: 2008 2K Sports Classic (Coaches vs. Cancer) Semifinals @ Madison Square Garden
Fri., Nov. 21: 2008 2K Sports Classic (Coaches vs. Cancer) Final @ Madison Square Garden
Sat., Nov. 29: Florida International
Thu., Dec. 4: @Texas in Pac-10/Big 12 Hardwood Series
Sun., Dec. 7: Cal State Northridge
Sat., Dec. 13: DePaul @ Wooden Classic
Wed., Dec. 17: TBD
Sat., Dec. 20: Mercer
Tue., Dec. 23: Wyoming
Sun., Dec. 28: Louisiana Tech
Fri., Jan. 2: @ Oregon State
Sun., Jan. 4: @ Oregon
Sun., Jan. 11: @ USC
Thu., Jan. 15: Arizona
Sat., Jan. 17: Arizona State
Thu., Jan. 22: @ Washington State
Sat., Jan. 24: @ Washington
Thu., Jan. 29: California
Sat., Jan. 31: Stanford
Wed., Feb. 4: USC
Sat., Feb. 7: Notre Dame
Thu., Feb. 12: @ Arizona State
Sat., Feb. 14: @ Arizona
Thu., Feb. 19: Washington
Sat., Feb. 21: Washington State
Thu., Feb. 26: @ Stanford
Sat., Feb. 28: @ California
Thu., March 5: Oregon State
Sat., March 7: Oregon
March 11-14: Pac-10 tournament @ Staples Center
March 19-22: NCAA first and second round
March 26-29: NCAA regional
April 4, 6: NCAA Final Four
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