Bob Chesney Uses Rams' Success as Blueprint for UCLA's East Coast Trips
Summary
UCLA football will take three long trips to East Coast schools this season due to joining the Big Ten conference. New UCLA coach Bob Chesney talked with Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay about managing cross-country travel and is working on the best plan for his team.Key Facts
- UCLA joined the Big Ten conference in 2024 and plays several East Coast teams.
- UCLA has three long road trips this season: Maryland, Minnesota, and Michigan.
- Coach Bob Chesney recently became UCLA’s head coach.
- Chesney spoke with Rams coach Sean McVay about how the NFL team handles long-distance travel for away games.
- The Rams often win games even on difficult cross-country trips.
- Chesney recently experienced a long travel day himself flying from California to Virginia.
- His goal is to find the best schedule to help players rest and perform after travel.
- UCLA is still working to adjust to the challenges of frequent long-distance travel for games.
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