Riding a nine-game win streak with seven left to play in the regular season, the Bruins look poised for postseason success.
Returning to action after a 12-day break, No.

This post was updated March 13 at 11:53 a.m.
The last time UCLA failed to win its regular season conference title, no current player had entered college yet.

As the timeless mantra goes, “Defense wins championships.”
And while the Bruins have yet to prove this in the postseason, it has largely contributed to their current three-game winning streak.

This post was updated March 10 at 12:19 a.m.
After being listed as questionable due to illness, Andrew Rowan personified the Bruins’ adversity as he stepped onto Neil & John Wooden Court on Friday night.

This post was updated March 13 at 12:01 p.m.
A visit from the undefeated 2005 national championship squad may have been the spark the 2025 Bruins needed to return to their winning ways.

This post was updated February 25 at 12:24 a.m.
John Hawks’ versatility has been nothing short of tested this season.
And the Bruins’ first-year head coach can continue to prove his mettle when No.

Defending the status that comes with being a national champion is not only daunting. It’s a privilege.
But the Bruins may just do so in a crucial tournament against some of the country’s best.

This post was updated Jan. 31 at 1:16 a.m.
The Bruins win and lose games in the same fashion – together.
No. 3 UCLA men’s volleyball (4-1) will play against No.

Winning isn’t a feat accomplished by just six players. Rather, it’s an achievement won in numbers.
And coach John Hawks did just that by tapping into the depth of his arsenal of players.

Defending back-to-back national titles starts with ensuring no one walks out of Pauley Pavilion victorious.
And No. 3 UCLA men’s volleyball (2-1) will have its first opportunity to defend its home territory against No.