LOS ANGELES — Cori Close couldn’t contain her emotions. The tears started forming as the first question was posed, and the attention turned from No. 2 UCLA’s victory against Washington to its next game. Sunday’s matchup with Wisconsin represents the final regular-season home game for the six seniors who make up the Bruins’ core. The group is responsible for a historic season, in which UCLA has clinched at least a share of its conference title for the first time this century. Before the Bruins (26-1, 16-0) hunker down for a stretch run and try to achieve glory, Sunday offers an opportunity to defeat the Badgers (13-14, 5-11 Big Ten) and...
