In the quarter’s third episode of Daily Bruin’s sports podcast, “Out of Bounds,” Sports staff writer Gavin Carlson sits down with Sports senior staff writer Matthew Royer and Assistant Sports Editor Jack Nelson of the softball beat to recap the first-ever Pac-12 softball tournament and discuss the Bruins’ potential championship run in the upcoming NCAA tournament.

This post was updated April 25 at 9:33 p.m.
After six UCLA football players were selected in the 2022 NFL Draft, the Bruins will have a chance at seeing similar draft success in 2023.

In a special grades-themed episode of “Out of Bounds,” Daily Bruin’s sports podcast, Sports senior staff writer Jon Christon and staff writers Gavin Carlson and Benjamin Royer dish out their UCLA men’s basketball player grades for the 2022-2023 campaign.

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Handshakes, highlight-reel plays and highly viewed Instagram posts.
Less than 10 days into spring ball, Dante Moore is already making headlines on and off the football field.

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Jaime Jaquez Jr. will go down as one of the top players in UCLA men’s basketball history.

This post was updated April 6 at 10:29 p.m.
To the surprise of many, Charisma Osborne will be running it back for the Bruins.
Rather than declaring for the WNBA Draft as expected, the senior guard announced via social media on Wednesday morning that she’ll be returning to UCLA women’s basketball for a fifth and final season.

As UCLA football kicks off spring camp, notable departures and arrivals have created plenty of uncertainty within several position groups on the Bruins’ roster. Staff writer Gavin Carlson previews the most notable battle, at quarterback, and outlines where he believes each candidate ranks in their quest to earn the starting job in Westwood.

Coach Cori Close ends every postgame press conference by thanking the media.
During the 2021-22 campaign, that meant thanking the few reporters that showed up at Pauley Pavilion.

As the Bruins sat inside Wasserman Football Center and watched the NCAA Tournament’s selection show, they had one primary wish.
To earn a No. 4 seed and the right to host the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament.

This post was updated on March 20 at 11:16 p.m..
In potentially her final game at Pauley Pavilion, Charisma Osborne laid on her back injured. 
The senior guard had already had a career-defining game, scoring 16 points in the first half to move up two spots and into 10th on UCLA’s all-time scoring list.