LOS ANGELES — The UCLA men’s basketball team is a team of two stories. On the road, it resembles a team on the outside of the NCAA Tournament. But catch the Bruins inside Pauley Pavilion and one might consider penciling them into the Sweet Sixteen of their bracket. UCLA’s own head coach admitted he has no semblance of a pulse. “I haven’t been able to predict it with this team if I’m being honest with you,” Mick Cronin said after the Bruins dominated No. 9 Nebraska on Tuesday at Pauley Pavilion, where the Bruins are 17-1 while 3-9 away from Westwood. In games like Tuesday, when that deep postseason run seems realistic, UCLA pops the ball around on offense and communicates and hustles to...
