The Associated Press | July 16, 2014 Head injuries force Holiday to end career Share LOS ANGELES -- UCLA guard Lauren Holiday is ending her college basketball career after just 12 games in two seasons because of repeated head injuries. The younger sister of former Bruins star and NBA player Jrue Holiday, Lauren Holiday averaged 3.3 points, 3.8 rebounds and 1.3 assists. Holiday, a redshirt freshman, will remain with the team as an undergraduate assistant and continue pursuing a sociology degree. Coach Cori Close made the announcement Tuesday. Holiday, from nearby Calabasas, began her career at UCLA in 2012-13, when the first of four head injuries ended her first season after she played in just three games. Last season, Holiday sustained three other head injuries and a broken nose. Holiday says not being able to play basketball is going to be ''tremendously hard'' because it's what she's done most of her life. The 6 college softball teams with the most national championships Here are the schools with the most NCAA softball championships, led by the UCLA Bruins. READ MORE Megan Langenfeld had a legendary 2010 WCWS performance — She broke down the record-breaking week Megan Langenfeld had a legendary week in Oklahoma City in her senior season and led the Bruins to their 11th national title. The WCWS Most Outstanding Player broke down some of her biggest moments that week. READ MORE Lisa Fernandez breaks down UCLA softball's 1992 championship and WCWS career Lisa Fernandez broke down her 1992 national championship and her final collegiate season at UCLA. READ MORE