It may not be Ojai, California – the longtime site of the Pac-12 tournament – but No. 2 seed UCLA men’s tennis (13-8, 11-2 Big Ten) will travel to Columbus, Ohio, for its inaugural Big Ten tournament.

This post was updated April 24 at 10:49 p.m.
Nico Iamaleava had his worst performance on the biggest stage last season.
In his first College Football Playoff appearance, Iamaleava completed just 14-of-31 passes for 104 yards, costing his team a trip to the Rose Bowl as eventual national champion Ohio State trampled Iamaleava and Tennessee 42-17.

No. 4 seed UCLA women’s tennis (15-7, 10-3 Big Ten) may have thought it had said its last goodbyes to Ojai, California, at 2024’s final Pac-12 tournament.

Men’s tennis
Kai Dizon, Assistant Sport editor
Ohayō Ohio and goodbye to Ojai.
After 72 years of competing in the Pac-12 Tournament at The Ojai Tennis Tournament’s Libbey Park in Ojai, California, No.

Josh Alger came in to shut the door in the Bruins’ 18-2 victory Feb. 15.
But it was probably unclear for many in the stands why sophomore catcher Blake Balsz gave the redshirt junior right-hander a long embrace – or why past and present Bruins flooded social media with words for Alger – after a routine relief appearance in an early-season blowout.

Prospect rankings are often meaningless.
They routinely fail to predict a 17-year-old’s skillset at 21 or the future impact they’ll have on a team.
UCLA baseball had Baseball America’s most premier 2021 recruiting class, ultimately winning 40 games that year before falling in the NCAA regionals.

This spring may seem all too reminiscent of the last.
A new offensive coordinator is trying to install his system.
The starting quarterback is wearing No.

This post was updated April 15 at 10:37 p.m.
They’re neck-and-neck in the Big Ten with the regular season reaching its end.
And they’re both on their longest respective win streaks of 2025.

Students – adorned in blue and gold – littered UCLA on Saturday for the Class of 2029’s Bruin Day.
But another contingent – proudly wearing white and green – got its first taste of Westwood on Sunday.

Torpedo bats – also called bowling pin bats for their shape – have taken MLB by storm this season.
However, it’s not always about what’s nice and new, but what’s tried and true.