5 DAYS AGO - Photo by Elsa/Getty Images The Bruins are back on the hard court together for the first time since March The UCLA Bruins men’s basketball team is back on campus, according to a UCLA spokesperson. The Bruins are set to return to campus and work out together, as a team, for the first time since their 2019-20 season was cut short due to the coronavirus pandemic. This marks their first time together, on a court as a team since March. They were together last week when they returned for COVID-19 testing as they prepared for this week, though. The NCAA announced last week that the 2020-21 season will begin on November 25 and ‘transitional period’ workouts can run from September 21 to October 13. Programs can then begin full practices on October 14. While the Pac-12 itself hasn’t announced a schedule for the proposed 2020-21 season as all athletic activities have been postponed until January 1, the conference is actively trying to return to the football field much earlier than that, and Collapse

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9/14/2020 - Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images Kelley ran for a score in his debut performance as a member of the Los Angeles Chargers The 2020 NFL season kicked off with their first action of the year coming last Thursday. However, for those of you waiting to see your UCLA Bruins in the pros, Sunday was the main attraction. The majority of the Bruins on active rosters (and practice squads, hello Josh Rosen) were on the field on Sunday and among them, the most noticeable contribution came from the legs of former Bruin RB Joshua Kelley. In his debut with the Los Angeles Chargers, Kelley toted the rock 12 times for 60 yards and a touchdown, a five-yard plunge that tied the game. Oh, hey Joshua Kelley. pic.twitter.com/D5gdsZte97— Cam Mellor (@CamMellor) September 14, 2020 Kelley and the Chargers outlasted the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, 16-13, but it was certainly in dramatic fashion. LAC improved to 1-0 after the Bengals took the lead with what would have been first overall pick Joe Collapse

9/13/2020 - The Bruins will still bless the airways, even with no football in 2020 The UCLA Bruins will not be in action on Saturdays this fall. It’s a sad, harsh reality we’re all still navigating. While there can be no new heartache, that pales in comparison to no new triumphs this fall. So, fortunately for us, the Bruins radio voices have graced us with scheduled content for this fall season, regardless of new UCLA action at hand. In partnership with Learfield IMG College, UCLA has announced their fall radio programming. That includes the return of the Bruin Insider Show, Saturday morning football replays and a new podcast with the Voice of the Bruins, Josh Lewin. The Bruin Insider Show debuted on September 8 and will air on Tuesdays from 5-6 pm PT on ucla.leanplayer.com as well as on a delay at 7-8 pm PT on am1150. Bryan Fenley, Nick Koop and Wayne Cook will host the Bruins Insider Show and had new soccer assistant coach Benny Feilhaber and women’s soccer defender Karina Rodriguez on their Collapse

9/10/2020 - Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images Brady will look to head to her first U.S. Open finals as she’s already put forth a record performance The U.S. Open Women’s Singles Tournament has rapidly gone by, just as quickly as Jennifer Brady’s opponents have fallen. Brady has advanced to her first ever U.S. Open and Major tournament semifinals and will face off against No. 4 seed Naomi Osaka. Brady has won five consecutive straight-set matches to reach this point, looking ever-so impressive in doing so. She opened the tournament with a 6-3, 6-2 win over Anna Blinkova. Brady followed that up with a 6-1, 6-2 win over Catherine Bellis, a 6-3, 6-3 win over 32-seed Caroline Garcia and then a 6-1, 6-4 victory over 17-seed Angelique Kerber. In the quarterfinals, Brady defeated Yulia Putintseva, 6-3, 6-2, to advance to take on Osaka. Osaka hasn’t had quite the string of successes in the U.S. Open, but certainly has done her part to reach the semifinals. She was forced to three sets after dropping a Collapse

9/9/2020 - Photo by Mike Stobe/Getty Images That’s the third-most in the Pac-12! The NFL cut day came and went this past week as every NFL team was to cut down from upward of 80 players that they carried through the offseason to the Week 1 limit of 53 players on their roster. Some cuts were a bit surprising while others were not shocking. The Pac-12 is well represented at the professional level and with that, we counted down how many athletes landed on NFL rosters from each team. The UCLA Bruins sported 24 players on active rosters, trailing just Washington and Stanford who led the Pac-12 with 27 players. Particularly interesting, the Bruins topped the USC Trojans who had only 23. Let’s count them down: Eli Ankou, DT, Indianapolis Colts Devin Asiasi, TE, New England Patriots Anthony Barr, LB, Minnesota Vikings Jayon Brown, LB, Tennessee Titans Kenny Clark, DL, Green Bay Packers Matt Dickerson, DE, Tennessee Titans Ka’imi Fairbairn, K, Houston Texans Darnay Holmes, CB, New York Giants Brett Collapse

9/8/2020 - Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images Instead of looking for an active roster spot, Rosen joined the Bucs on the practice squad and will learn under Tom Brady, Byron Leftwich Football hasn’t been kind to former UCLA Bruins Josh Rosen over the past few years. And it seems like he understands that. Looking to buck that trend and control what he can control, Rosen has agreed to sign with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, joining their practice squad and playing under the game’s all-time greatest quarterback in Tom Brady. Rosen has had seven offensive coordinators, dating back to 2015 with UCLA. He saw the likes of Noel Mazzone, Kennedy Polamalu and Jedd Fisch while at Westwood and then in multiple stops in the NFL so far, he has had Mike McCoy and Byron Leftwich during his one season with the Arizona Cardinals, Chad O’Shea in 2019 with the Miami Dolphins and Chan Gailey during his time with the Dolphins this offseason. He’ll now join the Bucs and technically his eighth offensive Collapse