The UCLA Bruins are in their first season in the Big Ten Conference. With that expansion of the conference, coaches like Mick Cronin are dealing with some new challenges, including handling the travel and a difficult conference schedule.

Crosstown Los Angeles rivals meet as Big Ten Conference foes for the first time on Monday when UCLA visits Southern California. Since pulling out of a four-game tailspin, UCLA (14-6,

The UCLA football team can get better ahead of the 2025 season by attacking the transfer portal. They have already secured commitments from 20 transfers, but the Bruins have lost 21 players to the transfer portal as well. There is still some good talent out there still looking for a new home, and here are a few players that the Bruins could target:

The Big Ten Conference continued to showcase its strength in Monday's Associated Press Top 25. The Big Ten had five ranked teams while three other schools claimed votes in Monday's poll, nearly posting half of the conference with national recognition.

Betts, a junior center, scored 33 points and set a school record making 14 of 15 from the field in the 82-67 win as the Bruins move to 20-0.

The USC Trojans men’s basketball team is 12-7, 4-4 in Big Ten conference play. The Trojans are coming off a crucial win against the Nebraska Cornhuskers, 78-73.

Thursday’s game at UCLA is not only a chance to avenge the December loss to the Bruins, but to gain ground in the conference standings and earn another Quadrant 1 win.

UCLA basketball head coach Mick Cronin explained why his team is having difficulty in the new Big 10 conference.

Franck Kepnang’s return gave the Huskies an emotional lift on Friday, but the UW men lost to UCLA 65-60 for their sixth straight defeat.

Johnson, who leads the Bruins in six categories, transferred to Westwood following three seasons with the Trojans.

The honors continue to roll in for the Maryland Terrapins following an impressive week on the road. Senior forward Julian Reese was recently named Naismith Play

Vanderbilt entered the Associated Press women’s basketball Top 25 on Monday at No. 23, its first ranking in more than a decade, while Texas returned to the top five and Ohio State and Duke both jumped back into the top 10.