If you caught a women’s basketball game in Pauley Pavilion this past season, you might have spotted something unusual from time to time.

If you could do something for four years, what would it be?

The UCLA women’s basketball team found some success at the Pac- 10 Tournament over the weekend, and despite having plenty of reasons to be optimistic about the team’s postseason chances, it was the finish that left the Bruins shaking their heads.

There will be a team in Westwood dancing after all. It just might not be the one that most people expected.

Sometimes, it’s just not your night. That much was true for the UCLA women’s basketball team on Sunday afternoon in a 70-46 loss to Stanford in the Pac-10 women’s tournament final.

Two steps down, one to go.

It did not take long for the UCLA women’s basketball team to assert its authority over Oregon State. With the Bruins entering the game as heavy favorites over the last-place Beavers, coach Nikki Caldwell was looking for her team to execute a solid game plan in order to book a place in the semifinal round of the Pac-10 Tournament.

The UCLA women’s basketball team has reached the first stop on coach Nikki Caldwell’s foretold road to glory.

With the Bruins struggling to put away a scrappy Arizona State team, coach Nikki Caldwell made a move to shake things up. She handed the coaching over to junior point guard Doreena Campbell.

The Bruins had a pleasant surprise on their way to Tuesday’s practice in Pauley Pavilion.