Bob Chesney is educating UCLA on importance of playing at Rose Bowl
UCLA football coach Bob Chesney highlighted the significance of playing at the Rose Bowl during a post-game media session with the media on Saturday. His team's 28-10 victory over San Diego State secured the Bruins' unbeaten record. Chesney emphasized that he wanted his players to grasp the importance of playing in the Rose Bowl beyond the historical context.
The coach pointed out Maurice Jones-Drew's impact on the game, but stressed that the focus should be on creating their own history in their first Rose Bowl appearance. UCLA will face Purdue at the Rose Bowl on Saturday at 8 p.m. in a Big Ten matchup.
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