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UCLA’s game against Long Beach State on Monday was postponed due to COVID-19 issues on the Long Beach State team.
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Despite the COVID-19 problems at Arizona State, the game between the Sun Devils and UCLA is still scheduled for Saturday.
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UCLA’s secondary is playing better under new defensive backs coach Brian Norwood — something old defensive backs coach Paul Rhoads saw first-hand Saturday.
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Redshirt freshman quarterback Chase Griffin earned his first win as a starter for UCLA and got the game ball, but he could return to a reserve role soon.
Demetric Felton Jr. ran for 206 yards and a touchdown and Brittain Brown added 72 yards rushing and accounted for two touchdowns as UCLA beat Arizona 27-10.
UCLA’s next two scheduled opponents — Arizona State and USC — canceled their games this week because of positive coronavirus tests among players.
Charisma Osborne’s 31 points led the No. 9 UCLA women’s basketball team to a 98-49 win over Cal State Fullerton in a season opener pushed back two days.
The UCLA men’s basketball team picked up its first win of the season, leaning on a barrage of three-pointers in triple overtime to beat Pepperdine 107-98.
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UCLA will need to beat a winless Arizona team on Saturday if the Bruins are going to start to impress anyone under Chip Kelly.
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UCLA heads into Saturday’s game against Arizona looking to build on its encouraging performance against Oregon last week.
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UCLA linebacker Caleb Johnson has earned a reputation for ruthless efficiency, something he developed during his playing days at Fullerton College.
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UCLA opened the season flat in a 73-58 loss to San Diego State.
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Freshman Amaya Oliver led the USC women’s basketball team to an 85-55 win over Loyola Marymount in the season opener while UCLA’s game against Cal State Fullerton was postponed.
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Liam Clark, the brother of former UCLA gymnast Mercedez Sanchez, inspired the team’s childhood cancer awareness meet last season. He died Monday.
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Chase Griffin has no idea whether he’ll need to start again in place of Dorian Thompson-Robinson, but the UCLA quarterback is doing all he can to seize his chance.
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With the coronavirus threatening to postpone or cancel games, players and coaches on the UCLA and USC women’s basketball teams prepare to adjust.
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UCLA holds more potential than it has in years, although the COVID-19 pandemic could derail the season. Coach Mick Cronin’s mantra? Stay positive, test negative.
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UCLA’s season opener against San Diego State on Wednesday could provide the Bruins with a good barometer as to where they might stand this season.
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Why were nine UCLA players held out of Saturday’s game against Oregon when two tested positive for coronavirus? It’s a system built on honesty.
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UCLA’s new attacking defense has ranked as some of the best this season.
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A look at college football games postponed or canceled because of COVID-19.
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The Bruins begin camp on Friday, hoping to bounce back from two poor seasons under Chip Kelly. Here’s a look at five players who could have a big impact.
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Public health officials in some counties are warning that unless the coronavirus surge can be stopped, hospitals could run out of beds in weeks.
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The pachyderm dubbed the ‘world’s loneliest elephant’ after languishing alone in a Pakistani zoo has arrived safely in Cambodia, with Cher’s help.
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What you do — how we ALL act in the next six weeks — will make the difference between an inconvenient fall and a disaster that will take years to overcome.
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Groups opposed to L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti possibly joining the Biden administration demonstrated outside Garcetti’s residence on Monday for the seventh straight day.
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They include Hollywood actresses, former CEOs, a famed parenting book writer, a fashion icon, a Newport Beach college counselor and university athletic officials.
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There can be no L.A. Times if it doesn’t reflect our city. This is one part of our commitment to better represent it.
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While vaccine hesitancy is a major cause for concern in general, it’s an acute problem in Black communities, a recent survey shows. And such fears exist among Black people for good reason, columnist Erika D. Smith writes.
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More Californians are hospitalized with COVID-19 than at any other time since the pandemic began.
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