Ben Bolch is a UCLA beat writer at the Los Angeles Times. He covers a range of topics related to sports, including team and individual sports, competitive sports, and the business of professional sports, while also touching on health and wellness themes. Ben's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News, The Miami Herald, and The Sacramento Bee.
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Ben Bolch's coverage primarily revolves around sports, especially college basketball and the UCLA Bruins. He provides event coverage along with evolving stories related to the mentioned topics. When reaching out to him, consider offering unique insights into college basketball events or exclusive information about UCLA Bruins' games, players, or coaching staff.
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Switch between CA and NY editions here. One of the most historic rivalries in college football is back on
By: Ben Bolch
A jarring scene unfolded on USC’s football practice field this past spring. Into the fray of 300-pound defensive tackles and sculpted linebackers stepped a coach who might have seemed more likely t…
By: Ben Bolch
A dilemma that's confronted college football coaches for an eternity won't be a question facing USC's Lincoln Riley anymore.
Is it his killer scheme? Masterful motivation? Cutting-edge recovery program? None of the above, actually. As he prepares to make his debut in the big-time of the Big Ten, Bob Chesney said there’s …
Growing up in a valley just east of Honolulu, Jayden Maiava didn't have access to many youth camps.
By: Ben Bolch
The depth on USC's offensive line is suddenly being tested — three weeks before the season opener.
Bob Chesney was already feeling the heat on his first day of training camp.
By: Ben Bolch
Nico Iamaleava's coaches didn't have any gripes about his play last season … well, maybe one.
By: Ben Bolch
It's a question that's been asked for months given the parallels between the football coaches.
Welcome to the 2040 Dubai Bowl, featuring UCLA and Michigan in a battle of tradition-rich college football teams.
