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No. 1 Bruins Head to Long Beach for Conference Battle with Penn State

Women's Basketball

Season ticket members, Bruin Varsity Club members and Wooden Athletic Fund members will also need to purchase tickets to attend Wednesday's game.

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LOS ANGELES – No. 1 UCLA Women's Basketball (16-0, 5-0 B1G) heads south down the 405 to host Penn State University (9-8, 0-6 B1G) at The Walter Pyramid in Long Beach, Calif., on Wednesday, Jan. 15.
 
The Bruins and Lady Lions are set to tip shortly after 6:30 p.m. PT; the game will be broadcast to Peacock.
 
GAME INFORMATION
Venue: The Walter Pyramid
Location: Long Beach, Calif.
Tip-off Time: 6:32 p.m. PT
TV: Peacock
TV Talent: Cindy Brunson, Mary Murphy
Radio: UCLA Digital Radio
Radio Talent: Dave Marcus
 
TICKET INFORMATION
Tickets are on sale to the public now, click here: Women's Basketball vs Penn State

Please note: season ticket members, Bruin Varsity Club members and Wooden Athletic Fund members will also need to purchase tickets to attend Wednesday's game.

Ticket purchasers with additional questions may contact the Central Ticket Office at cto@tickets.ucla.edu.

PARKING INFORMATION
The best place to park for Walter Pyramid Event is lot G11 or the Pyramid Parking Structure. ( See Parking Map Here)
 
Parking must be paid for using the kiosks in front of the Pyramid or the ParkMobile app with a debit/credit card.  Please note: You will need to know your license plate number when paying. 
 
We recommend using the ParkMobile App Event Module, or the web version at www.longbeachstate.com/PyramidParking
 
Parking costs $10 after 5:30pm or $15 for a full day.
 
WHAT TO BRING ON GAME DAY
  1. Mobile tickets which have been emailed to you.
  2. The Walter Pyramid is a clear-bag facility. See Clear Bag Policy Here
 
UCLA CAMPUS UPDATES
The health and safety of student-athletes, staff and fans is our top priority. UCLA Athletics continues to monitor conditions on campus and at athletic sites to determine impact on activity.
 
UCLA Chancellor Julio Frenk announced Saturday that UCLA's campus is extending remote instruction for undergraduate and graduate courses through Friday, Jan. 17. For additional updates regarding campus status, visit Bruins Safe Online.