It’s an old saying in basketball that you can either live or die by the 3.

It’s an old saying in basketball that you can either live or die by the 3.

The UCLA women’s basketball team is being given some recognition for its impressive performance in the regular season.

The UCLA women’s basketball team likes to run. All season long, the Bruins have thrived on the transition aspect of their game.

Now that the UCLA women’s basketball team has secured the second seed in the upcoming Pac-10 Tournament, one would think it would be time for the Bruins to kick up their shoes, relax and wait for the bright lights of the Staples Center.

Once the dust settled in the desert Thursday night, there was an eerie sense of deja vu.

It was 2008 and the Tennessee women’s basketball team was one win away from claiming another national championship.

At the end of Wednesday’s practice, members of the UCLA women’s basketball team made slow steady steps toward the middle of the floor, where they were joined by coach Nikki Caldwell and the coaching staff.

Patience is the name of the game.
At least according to the UCLA women’s basketball team and coach Nikki Caldwell.

Boos from the home crowd don’t normally fill Pauley Pavilion when the UCLA women’s basketball team gets a resounding win over a Pac-10 opponent.