Brian Dohn takes us through the 1994-1995 UCLA basketball season in this brief article. He discusses the pressure to win, Ed O's leadership, and some of the moments of the season that we don't always remember like JR Henderson's two free-throws against Kentucky in the Wooden Classic and the home loss against Cal. I personally will never forget that Cal game as it was the first time I camped out for floor seats in the student section, and of course, we lost. Ed was in foul trouble for most of the game, and I still remember him fouling out when Monty Buckley dunked on him near the end of the game. After the game, Buckley taunted the student section, and in response, some students (not me, really) threw promotional music cassettes that had been given out before the game at him (yes, cassettes were still around back then). Anyway, it was a terrible experience as far as UCLA games go (which probably is why I remember it so well), especially considering it was one of only two losses the Bruins experienced that year, and it was the only loss at Pauley. Thankfully, we won every game after that, and well, you know the rest.