UCLA Doubles Down on Bob Chesney After Stunning Leadership Change

UCLA head football coach Bob Chesney is set to receive full backing from the university following Martin Jarmond's dismissal. Chesney, who brings a strong background from his time at James Madison and Holy Cross, is anticipated to usher in a new chapter for UCLA football. Despite Jarmond's ouster, the school remains committed to supporting Chesney, including providing the necessary financial resources to compete in the Big Ten conference.

On3's Pete Nakos reported that UCLA boasts the 17th ranked recruiting class in the nation, and prominent boosters are backing Chesney throughout his tenure.

Chesney aims to restore the program's reputation and maintain its growth, emphasizing that UCLA should not be content with playing second fiddle to any other institution. In his first year, Chesney hopes to build a talented team with a modern football identity, moving beyond the significant setbacks left behind by former coaches Chip Kelly and DeShaun Foster.

Chesney's determination to chase every opportunity and avoid placing any limits on his ambitions has been echoed by his supporters, who firmly believe in his ability to transform UCLA into the premier football program in the country.