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L.A. Sports Connection December 4, 2008

Lakers bounce back to beat 76ers By Mike Bresnahan Defense isn't much better, but Kobe Bryant scores 32 points in front of his favorite fans. USC, UCLA coaches have split personalities By David Wharton and Gary Klein Assistants Norm Chow, Steve Sarkisian and DeWayne Walker once were on the same side. But this week they are opponents in the USC-UCLA game. Yao Ming is too tall an order By Lisa Dillman Rockets' 7-foot-6 center has 24 points and 10 rebounds as the Clippers can't match up without the injured Chris Kaman. Blackhawks score late to hand Ducks second straight loss Toews' goal breaks a 2-2 tie with 1:35 left in the game. Oscar De La Hoya-Manny Pacquiao fight could rate a 10 By Lance Pugmire Oscar predicts a knockout in his fight with Pacquiao, but which one of them will be the victim? Utah deserves title-game consideration By Chris Dufresne Unbeaten Utes shouldn't be overshadowed by all the talk about USC's slim chances. Phil Jackson says Bulls' record is safe By Mike Bresnahan Coach says travel fatigue is the main reason Lakers won't match 72 victories. USC's Pete Carroll wants more turnovers By Gary Klein Trojans are plus-6 in that statistic, well below the double-digit numbers of the 2002-05 teams. UCLA's DeWayne Walker won't seek job at Utah State By Mark Medina Defensive coordinator keeps his focus on upcoming game against USC. Bruins face a Texas-sized test. By David Wharton Longhorns are an aggressive, athletic team. But at least they don't play a zone. DeMar DeRozan and USC face big test in Oklahoma By Gary Klein It will be the first real road game for the Trojans, who face a Sooners squad that is unbeaten and ranked No. 6 in the nation. Kings' Alexander Frolov pays price for mistake By Chris Foster He is benched in the third period of Tuesday's game in Phoenix after his gaffe allows Coyotes to rally from a 2-1 deficit.

T.J. Simers Dodgers can ignore economy as long as fans keep pouring in Kurt Streeter Jamie McCourt should be thanked for raising some valid questions   We can't play quarterback that way and be successful and be the team we want to be. But as a person who's played the position and a person who admires courage and so forth, I can't tell you enough how much I admire Kevin Craft. UCLA Coach Rick Neuheisel, on the performance of quarterback Kevin Craft, who has had 12 passes intercepted in his last four games with no touchdowns. UCLA football story   All Things Trojan Adam Rose follows USC sports throughout the year. What's Bruin Adam Rose follows UCLA sports throughout the year. Lakers Blog A purple-and-gold fix from Andrew and Brian Kamenetzky. Blue Notes Follow Big Blue all year long with the Kamenetzky brothers. Olympics: Ticket to Beijing The Times is your guide down the road to the Olympics. Varsity Times Insider Times reporters get the scoop on the Southland high schools Outdoors Hike, surf, fish and get outdoors in Southern California. Sports Celebrity! On the good (and bad) life of sports figures

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