We're less than a week away from our first glimpse at this UCLA team under Mick Cronin in his eighth year at the helm. Wednesday, Oct. 21, UCLA will take on California Baptist University in an exhibition scrimmage prior to the beginning of the season .
Bob Chesney is the first UCLA coach to start his tenure at 5-0 and has a chance to improve that record to 6-0 against a Wisconsin team hungry for another ranked win on the road.
The UCLA Bruins are 5-0 and ranked No. 12 in the nation. Bob Chesney's team appears to be for real.
The Bruins were ready for a war in Eugene, Oregon. UCLA won its first road game at Oregon since 2004, and this pregame speech went ultra-viral: "They're about to go in and start the war, and he wants to make sure that nobody has any other thought," UCLA Coach Bob Chesney told his team pregame.
As the Bruins attempt to defend their perfect record at 5-0, there’s a surprisingly good Wisconsin team standing in the way. Back in the preseason, I can
As the Bruins look to continue their phenomenal season, questions about this roster have arisen. With a brand-new starting quarterback, many concerns linger about this team’s future as it enters a pivotal Big Ten matchup against a Wisconsin team that has proven it can beat talented teams on the road.
The UCLA Bruins are rolling on the gridiron, and they look like a program that could make College Football Playoff noise. When was the last time that could be said about UCLA football?
UCLA’s defense delivered a statement performance last Saturday against the Ducks. The Bruins were able to force seven turnovers in a 17-15 road win that propelled them into the top-15 teams in the country according to the latest top-25 AP Poll.
In case you missed it, quarterback Nico Iamaleava has been sidelined for the remainder of the season with a knee injury, and the Bruins' perfect season could potentially be in jeopardy.
UCLA’s 5-0 start has put the Bruins in one of the most intriguing positions in all of college football. Few expected UCLA to stand where they do currently, and Nico Iamaleava’s season-ending knee injury creates a brand-new challenge for this team.
UCLA is one of the biggest surprises through six weeks of the 2026 college football season. However, the Bruins’ playoff hopes suffered a major setback
I feel certain that few Bruins fans could have seen Ty Dieffenbach as the starting quarterback leading the 5-0 UCLA Bruins. Nico Iamaleava suffered an injury in the second quarter during the win against Oregon, and we saw our first look at what the rest of UCLA’s season will look like as Dieffenbach relieved him.
Through six weeks of college football, Wayne Knight has been atop the leaderboards in just about every major rushing category. If you still somehow don’t know who Wayne Knight is, you’re surely about to learn.
There seems to be a ton of uncertainty surrounding this UCLA team moving forward, and rightfully so. With Nico Iamaleava unlikely to return to action this season, Bob Chesney and this team will be put to the ultimate test, as they will have to pivot in order to keep their perfect season alive.
For years, UCLA football has been searching for a way to return to national relevance. Now, the Bruins are giving college football fans a reason to pay attention.
UCLA is off to a great start in 2026, but things just got much more difficult for the Bruins as they push for a CFB Playoff spot.
The UCLA Bruins are 5-0 for the first time since 2022, and only the 15th time in program history. A month ago, the position the Bruins are currently in seemed unthinkable, yet here we are.
UCLA’s offense had an unfortunate performance against the Ducks in Week 6. UCLA continually had opportunities to score, especially in and around the end zone, yet missed far too many opportunities to put points on the board.
Only five games into his tenure at UCLA, head coach Bob Chesney is putting the program back on the map.
UCLA Bruins head coach Bob Chesney knows that hype can be a powerful thing.
This move comes just days before the 2026 college football season kicks off for the Bruins.
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