Unfamiliar stadiums have become the new familiar for the Bruins in their inaugural Big Ten season.
This weekend’s Midwest trip was the latest test.
But the Bruins barely flinched, packing up a clean sweep before jetting home to Westwood.

Students – adorned in blue and gold – littered UCLA on Saturday for the Class of 2029’s Bruin Day.
But another contingent – proudly wearing white and green – got its first taste of Westwood on Sunday.

Two players charged down the field, colliding.
Idle no longer, those on the sideline launched into the air as they cheered on their fellow teammates.
Despite the ostensible winner and loser of the game simulation drill, three things remained constant among every player and coach at Spaulding Field on Saturday morning: smiles, laughter and dancing to the blaring music.

This post was updated April 13 at 9:29 p.m.
The energy of a crowd can make or break a match.
And a home audience seemed like just what the Bruins needed to rebuild their win streak.

Torpedo bats – also called bowling pin bats for their shape – have taken MLB by storm this season.
However, it’s not always about what’s nice and new, but what’s tried and true.

Mikey Matthews didn’t walk into the Bruins’ receiver room looking to ease in. The first thing on his to-do list was to give his group one command.

A person could count on two hands the number of 20-home run seasons by a Bruin.
That was until Megan Grant became the exclusive group’s 11th member Friday night.