Ben Bolch
UCLA Beat Writer at Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times UCLA beat writer, starting quarterback and “The Great Ben Bolch” per ESPN | Absurdist who tweets to entertain me, not you.
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gazettextra.com | Ben Bolch
By Ben Bolch - Los Angeles Times (TNS) LOS ANGELES - Ben Howland planned it like this. Of course he did. This was a coach so engrossed in details that he would grumble about the room temperature at news conferences and call a timeout when his team was in the middle of a big run just so that he could set up his defense. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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thederrick.com | Ben Bolch
LOS ANGELES — Ben Howland planned it like this. Of course he did. This was a coach so engrossed in details that he would grumble about the room temperature at news conferences and call a timeout when his team was in the middle of a big run just so that he could set up his defense. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.
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miamiherald.com | Ben Bolch
LOS ANGELES - Ben Howland planned it like this. Of course he did. This was a coach so engrossed in details that he would grumble about the room temperature at news conferences and call a timeout when his team was in the middle of a big run just so that he could set up his defense. So it should come as no surprise that before his 10-year run as UCLA's basketball coach ended in 2013, Howland had schemed for his dream retirement.
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latimes.com | Ben Bolch
Ben Howland planned it like this. Of course he did. This was a coach so engrossed in details that he would grumble about the room temperature at news conferences and call a timeout when his team was in the middle of a big run just so that he could set up his defense. So it should come as no surprise that before his 10-year run as UCLA’s basketball coach ended in 2013, Howland had schemed for his dream retirement.
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2 weeks ago |
latimes.com | Ben Bolch
David Greenwood adored basketball so much in middle school that he would play for three different teams in three different parks on the same day, multiple times a week. His brother, Al, would be in the car driving around with him between games while David traded in his sweaty uniform for a fresh one, repeating the process over and over.
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Had lunch with Ben Howland, whose love for UCLA remains strong. Will have a story catching up with the coach who took the Bruins to back-to-back-to-back Final Fours coming up in the next week. https://t.co/q3hm8HVaPj
ICYMI: David Greenwood, former UCLA and Verbum Dei star who won an NBA title, dies https://t.co/UlyaRrb9eu
Former UCLA star forward David Greenwood died Sunday after a short illness, according to his nephew Bronson. He was 68. Greenwood was one of the last players recruited by John Wooden, though he never played for him. Greenwood won a title with the Detroit Pistons.
