Photo Flashback: 2014-2015 UCLA basketball season
By Daily Bruin
Nov. 12, 2015 11:38 p.m.
Then-senior guard Norman Powell lit up the Galen Center for 22 points in UCLA's 83-66 rout of USC on Jan. 25. Powell became the first Bruin since 1998 to be undefeated against the Trojans on their home court.
(Daily Bruin/Daily Bruin)
In UCLA's final home game of the 2014-2015 season, then-sophomore guard Bryce Alford exploded for 23 points on 7-10 shooting to lead UCLA past USC 85-74. The win propelled the Bruins to the No. 4 seed in the Pac-12 tournament.
(Daily Bruin/Daily Bruin)
UCLA announced its right to be included in the NCAA Tournament by defeating UAB 92-75 after reaching the Round of 32 on a controversial call. Then-freshman forward Kevon Looney posted a double-double to help the Bruins surpass the Blazers.
(Daily Bruin/Daily Bruin)
Then-sophomore guard Bryce Alford was one of three scoring options for UCLA in its 82-64 loss to Oregon – the other two being then-junior forward/center Tony Parker and then-senior guard Norman Powell. The Bruins were outgunned by the Ducks, compounding on already existing road woes for UCLA.
(Daily Bruin/Daily Bruin)
Then-senior forward Norman Powell finished with 23 points on nine of 16 shooting in UCLA's 69-59 redemptive win over Utah. The victory broke a four-game losing streak for the Bruins.
(Daily Bruin/Daily Bruin)
On senior night in Pauley Pavilion, then-junior center/forward Tony Parker scored 10 of UCLA's first 15 points against crosstown rival USC.
(Daily Bruin/Daily Bruin)
UCLA fell short of its goals to repeat as Pac-12 champions, falling to Arizona 70-64 in the tournament. Then-senior guard Norman Powell had 21 points in the loss.
(Daily Bruin/Daily Bruin)
The Bruins stunned the collegiate basketball community with their improbable run to the Sweet Sixteen last March. While UCLA ultimately fell 74-62 to Gonzaga, the Bruins far exceeded the expectations of many.
(Daily Bruin/Daily Bruin)
Then-freshman forward Kevon Looney dropped eight points and three rebounds in the opening seven minutes of UCLA's 73-45 blowout of Cal State Fullerton.
(Daily Bruin/Daily Bruin)
Tony Parker was his usual humorous self following a 72-67 UCLA win over Washington State. The then-junior center/forward recorded 15 points in the Bruins' successful outing.
(Daily Bruin/Daily Bruin)
Then-senior guard Kory Alford mobs his younger brother Bryce after the then-sophomore guard shot the game-winning 3 in UCLA's second-round win over SMU in the NCAA Tournament. The shot was ruled good by the referees following a goal-tending call that decided the games.
