UCLA, Bob Chesney hit the ground running in first day of fall camp
There’s still a lot for Chesney and his Bruins to learn as fall camp opens.
UCLA senior transfer linebacker Drew Spinogatti and head coach Bob Chesney made their presence felt on the first day of fall camp at Spaulding Field on Thursday. Spinogatti, who transferred from Westwood, James Madison, and Holy Cross, followed Chesney to UCLA, bringing energy and intensity to the team. The arrival of 63 freshmen and transfer players added to the excitement of the camp, which was marked by the presence of both music and Chesney's unyielding demands.
Chesney, a former head coach at James Madison and Holy Cross, emphasized the importance of mastering the scheme and pushing the team to compete at the highest level. He stressed that failures should refine the players rather than define them, and that every day on the field should be treated with the same intensity as a game-winning drive.
As practices continue, Chesney remains focused on discovering the resolve and toughness of the Bruins, preparing them for the highly-anticipated season ahead.
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