The past 48 hours completely flipped the NCAA Tournament bubble relative to UCLA and USC. The Bruins were in bad shape but are now sitting pretty

This post was updated Jan. 20 at 11:01 p.m. Eight seconds remained. The Bruins trailed by one. Tyler Bilodeau stood beyond the arc, ball in his hand, no one between him and the basket, and with no hesitation – he let it fly.

Mick Cronin, the former head coach of Cincinnati, had strong opinions about UCLA's schedule in the Big Ten conference.

How a team responds is often a test of its toughness. And a comeback with less than two minutes remaining against a top-ranked opponent is one way to highlight a squad’s grit.

In ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi’s latest release, UCLA sits in the First Four Out. To avoid fulfilling that prediction, and missing the NCAA Tournament for the second time in three seasons, it would take heart, resilience and quality the Bruins have yet to deliver this season.

The UCLA men's basketball team is averaging just 5,211 fans at home games, one of the lowest marks in the Big Ten. What are they doing to fix the issue?

The Bruins may be losing steam with one of their top targets, but their push for the five-star guard now has an end date in sight. Class of 2023 point guard Isaiah Collier will announce his verbal commitment on Nov. 16, the top-ranked recruit revealed Friday.