Summary
UCLA has named Bob Chesney as the new head coach for their football team. Chesney, who previously coached at James Madison University (JMU), will be joined by his offensive coordinator, Dean Kennedy, as they aim to improve UCLA's performance.
Key Facts
- Bob Chesney has been appointed as UCLA's new football head coach.
- Chesney was previously the head coach at James Madison University.
- At JMU, Chesney led the team to a 12-1 season in 2025 and an undefeated conference record.
- Offensive coordinator Dean Kennedy from JMU will join Chesney at UCLA.
- Under Kennedy, JMU's offense averaged 37.8 points per game in 2025.
- UCLA struggled in 2025 with a 3-9 record, prompting a need for new leadership.
- The changes aim to make UCLA more competitive nationally in college football.
