This post was updated April 22 at 3:49 p.m.
Despite turbulent weather and chaotic travel, the Bruins went 2-for-2 this weekend to close out the regular season.

It’s a risk putting all of your eggs into one basket – especially against a former Pac-12 rival.
And by the end of Easter Sunday, the Bruins had hatched just one win against the Ducks.

Beating your crosstown rivals is always sweet.
Beating them by a large enough margin to earn the No. 1 overall seed in the MPSF tournament? Even sweeter.

This post was updated April 22 at 3:52 p.m.
The title of college athlete is one that few can claim.
Of the over 7 million high school athletes in the United States, only about 2% go on to play at the D1 collegiate level – and even fewer for a Power Four program.

This post was updated April 22 at 11:11 p.m.
Joey Aguilar is headed to Tennessee. Madden Iamaleava is circling back to Westwood. And in the span of a day, the trajectory of UCLA football’s quarterback room has been completely rewritten. 
ESPN’s Chris Low announced Monday afternoon that Aguilar, the redshirt senior who transferred to UCLA from Appalachian State in late December, plans to transfer to Tennessee – less than four months after taking first-team reps as the Bruins’ starting quarterback. 
Just about an hour later, Low reported that Madden Iamaleava – newly-arrived five-star quarterback Nico Iamaleava’s younger brother – informed his now-former Arkansas coaches that he was headed to UCLA to reunite with his brother in Westwood. 
The back-to-back moves cap a 26-hour sequence for UCLA and Tennessee, which have effectively swapped quarterbacks.

The Bruins have rarely failed to put the ball in play this season.
The squad averages 2.82 strikeouts per game – its lowest since 2002.
But with Oregon’s Lyndsey Grein in the circle, the status quo changed.

It was one of those weeks where headlines could have hijacked the narrative.
The online rumor mill didn’t sleep for three days – whispers that former five-star quarterback Nico Iamaleava was en route to Westwood from Tennessee reverberated across social media.