UCLA's Bob Chesney is no fan of the Calimony payouts to Cal
UCLA head coach Bob Chesney was asked about the school's Calimony payments to Cal. Chesney isn't a fan of the payout.
UCLA's new head coach, Bob Chesney, is not a fan of the Calimony payouts to Cal. Mercury News' Jon Wilner reported that the $30 million annual payments from UCLA to the Cal Bears are set to end in the final fiscal year. When asked about his familiarity with the Calimony payments, Chesney stated that he doesn't care for the deal.
He believes it is what it is, but that doesn't mean he would have agreed to it. The meeting between the former Pac-12 rivals is set to take place over the next four seasons, with the Bears serving as an important nonconference opponent for the Bruins. Cal will host the first game, favored as the road team.
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