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UCLA Defense Stifles Cal, Bruins Sweep Bay Area (229 clicks)
UCLA completed its sweep of the Bay area this weekend with an impressive 70-58 win over the California. Bears. Freshman Kevin Love scored a game-high 19 points and grabbed 14 rebounds as the Bruins improved to 14-1 overall and 2-0 in the Pac-10 conference.
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Cal can't keep pace as UCLA enjoys rout (230 clicks)
No. 5 Bruins flex muscle; Bears shoot 36 percent
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Game on, lights out (348 clicks)
Bears play close, only to watch No. 5 Bruins turn it up late for win
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Love, UCLA shut down Cal (198 clicks)
Kevin Love finished with 19 points and 14 rebounds as fifth-ranked UCLA pulled away from California to win, 70-58, at Haas Pavilion.
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Average UCLA effort is more than enough to keep Cal in its place (228 clicks)
- San Francisco Chronicle
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UCLA defeats Cal, 70-58 (295 clicks)
Freshman Love has 19 points, 14 rebounds and Bruins pressure Bears into season-low point total.
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UCLA is sweeping success up north (275 clicks)
Kevin Love doesn't seem like a freshman anymore. Not after he helped dispatch Stanford's 7-foot twin towers in the Pacific-10 Conference opener, then recorded a double-double against Cal.
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UCLA's Keefe puts team first in decision to return (266 clicks)
James Keefe was understandably concerned when Michael Roll went down with a foot injury during Monday's practice.
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Pac-10 roadtrip sweep (190 clicks)
UCLA swept the Bay Area schools in the Pac-10 opening weekend with a 70-58 win over Cal.
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UCLA's dominance (206 clicks)
The Bruins are working the Bears in just about every category and have a 36-25 halftime lead. Here's some statistical tidbits.
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More Aboya (202 clicks)
Here's something I didn't have a chance to work into today's story on Alfred Aboya on how he learned to play at such a high intensity level seemingly all the time.
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Wear twins to North Carolina (220 clicks)
Twins David and Travis Wear of Mater Dei have chosen North Carolina over UCLA and Arizona. Frank Burlison of our sister paper in Long Beach reported this on Friday.
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Westbrook just fine (171 clicks)
When Russell Westbrook was told on Wednesday that he wouldn't start on Thursdsay, Ben Howland said he didn't even blink.
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UCLA's Keefe Chips in His 2 Points' Worth (219 clicks)
As happy as James Keefe was to score his first points of the season Saturday afternoon, it still felt a little bittersweet.
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Love dominates as UCLA completes road sweep with 70-58 win at Cal (243 clicks)
In a conference teeming with NBA-caliber big men, UCLA's Kevin Love made a strong case that he might already be the best of them.
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UCLA's Aboya delivers a welcome surprise (241 clicks)
Of the many subtle contributions Alfred Aboya has made this season, this was easily the most unexpected.
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Love, UCLA answer the challenge (222 clicks)
Bruins' center helps team top Cal, 70-58, and sweep Bay Area games.
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Westbrook Posterizes Cal player (277 clicks)
Pictures says it all......
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UCLA, Wazzu are clear favorites in Pac-10, but watch out for USC (297 clicks)
UCLA, Wazzu are clear favorites in Pac-10, but watch out for USC [ESPN Insider]
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"It was a war" (240 clicks)
Let's get to right to last night's huge win at Maples. Again I don't think we can emphasize enough what a huge win it was. Bruins needed that win to get started on the right note in what should be a very difficult Pac-10 season during which every road game is going to be a challenge. So to pull out what ended up being a win by comfortable margin in a difficult atmosphere, by locking down a very well coached team on defense, while out executing them on offense, was monumental for a team which may be stocked with veterans but were looking for an identity in the post Arron Afflalo era.
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Bruins apply finishing touch (261 clicks)
UCLA re-established its place at the top of the contentious Pac 10 Conference food chain with a 76-67 win that actually looked like feeding time for the family boa constrictor. The Bruins consumed the Cardinal with their typical remorselessness, first exhausting and then out-executing Stanford down the long and seemingly tedious stretch.
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A Total Team Victory For Ben Ball Warriors (200 clicks)
The win against Michigan State earlier this season in which we were without DC (and Roll) was a huge deal. However, tonight at Maples our Ben Ball warriors pulled out what I think may be the most meaningful win to date in the post AA era.
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Shipp Shoots Down The Cardinal, UCLA Wins Pac-10 Opener (173 clicks)
Josh Shipp hit five three-pointers on his way to a game-high 21 points to lead UCLA (13-1, 1-0) to a Pac-10 conference opening victory over Stanford, 76-67.
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UCLA wins Pac-10 opener, 76-67 at Stanford (260 clicks)
With two flicks of his wrist, Josh Shipp derailed Stanford's upset bid and served notice that he's prepared to take clutch shots late in the game.
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Shipp's sailing (230 clicks)
His 21 points spark the Bruins over Cal, 76-67.
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UCLA vs. Stanford Recap, January 03, 2008 (264 clicks)
Josh Shipp pumped his fist, had words for the Stanford bench and fans, and generally backed up his bravado with a dazzling display of long-range shooting.
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UCLA comes up big in second half (233 clicks)
Shipp makes five three-pointers as Bruins defeat Stanford, 76-67, in Pac-10 opener.
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Bruins always seem to find a way to win (283 clicks)
There are times when UCLA doesn't look as if it has the better collection of players on the court. Then you find yourself trying to figure out how UCLA pulled away.
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Getting Pac to the top (214 clicks)
Bruins to have rough ride in conference play
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Bruins in Shipp-shape (212 clicks)
Forward powers UCLA to win over Stanford
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UCLA's win over Stanford (192 clicks)
UCLA pulled away in the second half with a 10-2 run to beat Stanford 76-67. The Bruins had lost their previous four of five games at Maples Pavilion.
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