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UCLA sophomore Johnny Juzang, coming off a strong NCAA tournament run, has declared for the NBA draft. He has the option to return to the Bruins.
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Nia Dennis’ growth as a person during her UCLA gymnastics career once agains shined when three Bruins competed in the NCAA championships on Friday.
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After former UCLA star Onyenwere was picked sixth in the WNBA draft by the New York Liberty, her grandmother broke out a celebratory dance on ESPN.
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The UCLA men’s basketball team received commitments from Rutgers transfer center Myles Johnson and Los Angeles Windward High point guard Dylan Andrews.
UCLA athletic director Martin Jarmond is one of five new members on the NCAA Division I men’s basketball committee for the 2021-22 season.
Chae Campbell is thriving in UCLA gymnastics’ team-first environment and will close an impressive freshman season at the NCAA championships Friday.
UCLA is No. 1 in the 2021-22 CBS Sports preseason top 25 basketball rankings, portending another fun season after an unexpected run to the Final Four.
UCLA’s basketball team provided more compelling stories than any beat writer could have imagined. An inside look at the Bruins’ run to the Final Four.
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Starting Friday, UCLA could allow a limited number of team guests to attend outdoor spring sporting events as a result of updated pandemic guidelines.
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Jalen Hill struggled daily with the pressures of life before he realized that by quitting the UCLA basketball team he could concentrate on himself.
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A look at UCLA players and their potential prospects for the NBA, from Chris Smith and Johnny Juzang to Jaime Jaquez Jr. and Cody Riley.
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The two additional years will keep UCLA coach Mick Cronin under contract through the 2026-27 season after he guided the Bruins to the Final Four.
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UCLA athletic director Martin Jarmond expects a big return on investment for the entire school after the men’s basketball team’s historic Final Four run.
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UCLA’s Jalen Hill said on Instagram that he was retiring from basketball, citing ‘anxiety and depression problems’ that started after his arrest in China.
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Alfredo Ponce, an artist in Northern California who attended USC grad school, was so inspired by UCLA’s run to the Final Four of the NCAA tournament that he created Bruins trading cards whose vibrant, colorful designs are reminiscent of loteria cards.
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UCLA’s run from the First Four to the Final Four was among the storylines in CBS’ annual ‘One Shining Moment’ video closing the NCAA tournament.
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Baylor defeated Gonzaga 86-70 in the NCAA tournament championship game to win the school’s first title on Monday in Indianapolis.
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Coach Mick Cronin, back home with his team in L.A., says loss to Gonzaga should not wipe out the glory of UCLA’s magical NCAA tournament run.
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Coach Mick Cronin and UCLA restored faith in a basketball program poised to see more glory in the seasons ahead, Times columnist Helene Elliott writes.
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UCLA and its fans are already looking forward to the 2021-22 season after their spectacular run to the Final Four, but which players will be back?
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UCLA pushed to extend its magical run through the NCAA Tournament, falling to No. 1 overall seed Gonzaga in overtime Saturday night in Indianapolis.
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