even WIN! This morning's Saturday, June 25th edition featured UCLA "star" golfer Patrick Cantlay's course record at the Travelers Championship in Connecticut on C3 with a long article and a picture. A fine accomplishment, but he has not even won the tournament yet!
When USC's Men's Tennis Team WON a THREE-PEAT NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP in May 2011, the Trojans received a smaller article, with the names of only two of the six team members mentioned and with NO picture.
Why does a CONTENDER get more coverage than a three-peat CHAMPION?
When you're a Bruin and not a Trojan!
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Saturday, April 30, 2011
What's the Difference Between #9 and #39?
The (UC)LA Times publishes a bigger 5x6 1/2 inch picture of SECOND round #39 NFL pick, UCLA's Akeem Ayers in its Saturday, 4/30/2011 sports page than its 3x3 inch picture the day before of FIRST round #9 NFL pick, USC's Tyron Smith.
Why does #39 gets a bigger picture than #9?
What is the difference between #9 and #39?
The Bruin is touted more than the Trojan!
When will the (UC)LA Times bias for UCLA over USC ever end?
Why does #39 gets a bigger picture than #9?
What is the difference between #9 and #39?
The Bruin is touted more than the Trojan!
When will the (UC)LA Times bias for UCLA over USC ever end?
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Quidditch Too!
Not only is the (UC)LA Times biased for UCLA over USC in its sports section, but now, their blatant bias has expanded to the Sunday "California" section!
Today's April 10, 2011 article by Rick Rojas entitled "Quidditch still sweeping U.S. college scene" features a front page color picture of a UCLA student playing quidditch, and then another picture of Bruin teammates on the second page of the article.
Hidden in the article was the fact that USC also had a quidditch team, but there were no pictures of any Trojans.
Not even quidditch or Harry Potter can make the (UC)LA Times stop its bias!
Today's April 10, 2011 article by Rick Rojas entitled "Quidditch still sweeping U.S. college scene" features a front page color picture of a UCLA student playing quidditch, and then another picture of Bruin teammates on the second page of the article.
Hidden in the article was the fact that USC also had a quidditch team, but there were no pictures of any Trojans.
Not even quidditch or Harry Potter can make the (UC)LA Times stop its bias!
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Truly a UCLA Times!
Today's Tuesday 3/29/2011 UCLA Times Sports Page was unBEARable to read. UCLA players were featured on every other page.
Bruin Tyler Honeycutt hires an agent and declares for the NBA Draft. He gets a 6x8 color picture and an article on the front page.
When USC's Nick Vucevic hired an agent and declared for the NBA Draft last Friday 3/25/11, he got a small black and white file photo on a back page the next day and a small article. BIAS!
Another article about Bruin Chase Utley's injury appears on page C3. BIAS!
Page C5's headline reads, "Ayers needs to make speedy recovery". Reporter Sam Farmer's article contained 11 paragraphs about UCLA football players and 6 paragraphs about USC football players. BIAS!
Same C5 page has Chris Foster's half-page article about UCLA's Spring Football. BIAS!
Page C6 has the Ben Bloch Bruin article, "Lee will announce decision today". BIAS!
Finally, on page C10 in "THE DAY IN SPORTS", the UCLA Times reported that USC Nikola Vucevic was selected as an honorable mention on the Associated Press All-American Team. What an Honor! No Bruins were selected. Why wasn't Nikola's All-American selection reported on the front page? BIAS!
The (UC)LA Times is unBEARably biased for UCLA over USC!
Bruin Tyler Honeycutt hires an agent and declares for the NBA Draft. He gets a 6x8 color picture and an article on the front page.
When USC's Nick Vucevic hired an agent and declared for the NBA Draft last Friday 3/25/11, he got a small black and white file photo on a back page the next day and a small article. BIAS!
Another article about Bruin Chase Utley's injury appears on page C3. BIAS!
Page C5's headline reads, "Ayers needs to make speedy recovery". Reporter Sam Farmer's article contained 11 paragraphs about UCLA football players and 6 paragraphs about USC football players. BIAS!
Same C5 page has Chris Foster's half-page article about UCLA's Spring Football. BIAS!
Page C6 has the Ben Bloch Bruin article, "Lee will announce decision today". BIAS!
Finally, on page C10 in "THE DAY IN SPORTS", the UCLA Times reported that USC Nikola Vucevic was selected as an honorable mention on the Associated Press All-American Team. What an Honor! No Bruins were selected. Why wasn't Nikola's All-American selection reported on the front page? BIAS!
The (UC)LA Times is unBEARably biased for UCLA over USC!
The USC Women of Troy are Still Playing!!!
The USC Women of Troy Basketball Team (23-12) has won its way into the WNIT Final Four!
Where are any (UC)LA Times interviews, pictures or articles written by real-life reporters, not just facts gleaned from a box score, about USC's 87-70 victory over Colorado yesterday?
USC set a team record (77%) for three-point percentage in the victory yesterday!
Trojan Ashley Corral made seven of eight three-point shots on her way to scoring a career-high 32 points! Where is a picture of Ashley?
The (UC)LA Times featured UCLA's one win and one loss in the second round of the NCAA women's tournament with stories written by reporter-on-location, Gary Klein and pictures. We even got to read about Bruin Coach Nikki Caldwell's constant whining about seeding and location. The Bruins were eliminated by 11th seed Gonzaga!
Will the UCLA BIAS over USC ever end?
Meanwhile, the Trojans will play on to VICTORY this Wednesday, 3/30/11 night!
Where are any (UC)LA Times interviews, pictures or articles written by real-life reporters, not just facts gleaned from a box score, about USC's 87-70 victory over Colorado yesterday?
USC set a team record (77%) for three-point percentage in the victory yesterday!
Trojan Ashley Corral made seven of eight three-point shots on her way to scoring a career-high 32 points! Where is a picture of Ashley?
The (UC)LA Times featured UCLA's one win and one loss in the second round of the NCAA women's tournament with stories written by reporter-on-location, Gary Klein and pictures. We even got to read about Bruin Coach Nikki Caldwell's constant whining about seeding and location. The Bruins were eliminated by 11th seed Gonzaga!
Will the UCLA BIAS over USC ever end?
Meanwhile, the Trojans will play on to VICTORY this Wednesday, 3/30/11 night!
Monday, March 28, 2011
Will the (UC)LA Times Learn From Its Mistakes?
What a difference between the (UC)LA Times opinion of VCU today, Monday, 3/28/11 and two weeks ago when VCU beat USC in the NCAA play-in game.
Saturday, March 19, 2011 Viewpoint Letters were vicious. Words such as "crummy Virginia Commonwealth, USC can now hang a "First Four" banner in the Galen Center, and USC's football team could have scored more than 22 points against VCU in the first half." VICIOUS!
Surprisingly, the (UC)LA Times printed Wayne Muramatsu's letter which rightly criticized all the vicious letters that were printed the previous week about VCU and USC.
Now, the (UC)LA Times had to eat crow and publish Chris Dufresne's complimentary article and two pictures about VCU winning its way to the Final Four.
The vicious Viewpoint Letters should never have been published!
The BIAS against USC and VCU ended with embarrassment!
Will the (UC)LA Times ever learn from its mistakes? Will it ever learn a lesson?
Saturday, March 19, 2011 Viewpoint Letters were vicious. Words such as "crummy Virginia Commonwealth, USC can now hang a "First Four" banner in the Galen Center, and USC's football team could have scored more than 22 points against VCU in the first half." VICIOUS!
Surprisingly, the (UC)LA Times printed Wayne Muramatsu's letter which rightly criticized all the vicious letters that were printed the previous week about VCU and USC.
Now, the (UC)LA Times had to eat crow and publish Chris Dufresne's complimentary article and two pictures about VCU winning its way to the Final Four.
The vicious Viewpoint Letters should never have been published!
The BIAS against USC and VCU ended with embarrassment!
Will the (UC)LA Times ever learn from its mistakes? Will it ever learn a lesson?
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Only Too Late for USC!
The Stanford Women beat North Carolina last night 72-65. That NCAA Women's game ended after 9:30 p.m. The (UC)LA Times published an article about the win in today's edition.
When the USC Men's Basketball Team beat Washington at Seattle 62-60 on Saturday March 5, 2011, the biased (UC)LA Times published no article, not even the score in their Sunday, March 6th edition.
Their excuse: The USC victory ended after 9:30 p.m.
Why is the 9:30 p.m. rule applied only to USC Men's Basketball?
The (UC)LA Times BIAS for anybody, men or women, over USC lives on forever!
When the USC Men's Basketball Team beat Washington at Seattle 62-60 on Saturday March 5, 2011, the biased (UC)LA Times published no article, not even the score in their Sunday, March 6th edition.
Their excuse: The USC victory ended after 9:30 p.m.
Why is the 9:30 p.m. rule applied only to USC Men's Basketball?
The (UC)LA Times BIAS for anybody, men or women, over USC lives on forever!
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