California News - UCLA Routs California in Pac-10 Tourney - The Associated Press
UCLA's Josh Shipp (3) looks to pass against California's Harper Kamp (43) during the first half of their quarterfinals college basketball game at the Pac-10 men's college basketball tournament at the Staples Center in Los Angeles Thursday, March 13, 2008. The Bears were looking to avenge last weekend’s one-point loss at UCLA that ended on two controversial calls, both in the Bruins’ favor. UCLA opened on a 16-4 run before DeVon Hardin’s dunk — Cal’s first field goal more than 7 1/2 minutes into the game — launched a 13-3 spurt that got the Bears within two. With Love playing just six minutes because of two fouls, Lorenzo Mata-Real produced the two biggest defensive plays of the half on huge blocks of Anderson and Christopher. Love, the Pac-10 player and freshman of the year, returned to start the second half and made an immediate impact. More California News
