UCLA's Bob Chesney Takes Bruins to Irvine to Build Team Chemistry
UCLA headed down the coast for a week of training camp at Great Park Sports Complex in Irvine, California.
UCLA's head coach Bob Chesney led his team to Irvine for a week of training camp at the Great Park Sports Complex. The relocation aims to help the Bruins prepare for their upcoming road games and further develop their systems. Chesney emphasized the importance of team bonding and connectivity during the camp. The Bruins will have a beach day and cookout on their off day, sponsored by Newport Rib Company.
After the cookout, there will be time for relaxation and hanging out by the pool. Chesney, who is in his first season as head coach, inherits high expectations following his role in leading James Madison to a College Football Playoff appearance last season. The first game of the season against California is scheduled for September 5, just a month away.
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