7-0 start by UCLA football team is 'a big deal' per coach Bob Chesney
The UCLA Bruins began their season with an impressive 7-0 record after defeating Michigan State 28-10 in a Big Ten Conference game. Head coach Bob Chesney spoke to the media following the victory, emphasizing the significance of the team's 7-0 start. While Chesney acknowledged that every win is valuable, he highlighted the importance of maintaining a 7-0 record.
He noted that the first half of the game was not of the desired quality, with two fumbles and 100+ yards of returns by Michigan State. However, Chesney praised the defense for making crucial stops and noted the exceptional performance of players Ty Dieffenbach, Donnie Pellot, Brandon Rowe, and Aiden Mizell. Despite the sloppy play, Chesney expressed pride in his team's ability to secure the victory and emphasized the importance of their continued effort, even as they prepare to host Nevada in a non-conference game on Saturday.
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