A Tour Of The UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame (Photos)

UCLA is one of the most storied and glamorous universities in the United States. With it's great location (in the Westwood section of West Los Angeles), the large populations of both the surrounding LA area and the state of California, as well as the existence of year-round warm weather, the school has long been one of the nation’s most successful athletic institutions.

While basketball and football receive the most notoriety, the Bruins full array of athletic programs has produced some of the world’s most famous and legendary sports figures, amid winning a record 134 total national championships.

Recently, iFolloSports.com toured the UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame, located inside the J.D. Morgan Center, immediately next door to Pauley Pavilion. Below are a series of photos chronicling the visit.

One of the many tributes to legendary basketball coach John Wooden. Wooden led UCLA to 10 NCAA championships from 1964-1975.

An ode to the man who broke baseball’s color barrier in 1947, the great Jackie Robinson.

NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Troy Aikman's locker, Aikman won three Super Bowls for the Cowboys and is currently the number one analyst for FOX.

A painting signifying all 10 of Wooden’s titles (also in upper right).

Some of Aikman's hardware from both college and the NFL.

Pictures of UCLA players in the NBA, including the two biggest current ones, Kevin Love and Russell Westbrook.

The school’s basketball hall of famers, which include Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Bill Walton.

The school has produced numerous Olympians over the years. Here is a picture of the Bruin athletes from last summer's games in Rio.

UCLA’s most recent NCAA men’s basketball championship trophy from 1995.

A look at the Bruins many other national championship trophies.