After jumping out to a second place start in the Directors' Cup, UCLA's relatively weak showing in the winter season has dropped the Bruins into fifth place. In the Capital One Cup competition, Dan Guerrero's program has so far failed to collect a single point in the winter season.
Back in January, islandbruin2 reported on UCLA's performance in the Directors' Cup and Capital One Cup competitions through the end of the fall season. At that time, UCLA was holding on to second place in the Directors' Cup, trailing only Stanford in the competition.
In case you're wondering what the Directors' Cup is, and why it's relevant, islandbruin2 has a fantastic, concise summary:
The Directors' Cup awards points for any finish in any sport from #64 to #1, with 100 points for a 1st place finish, and 90 points for a 2nd place finish (11% premium for winning it all).