"It's 14 points that Ty ends up saving there.. Ty's response at that moment of making sure he held that kid up until help showed up, it's everything."

For the No. 9 UCLA Bruins, their remarkable 7-0 start, the program's first since 2005, isn't just the product of Bob Chesney’s tactical scheme. It’s built on a locker room culture that unites a group of over 100 players from all walks of life. Whether it’s offensive and defensive players spend off-days at the bowling alley, or running backs feeding off each other's success rather than fighting for carries, the Bruins have replaced ego with genuine brotherhood.

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The Bruins keep on rolling.

The culture shift in Westwood is continuing for UCLA football under Bob Chesney. The Bruins even overcame their latest scare involving quarterback Ty Dieffenbach to beat Michigan State 28-10. But this undefeated run hit unprecedented heights not seen in over 20 years. The Bruins are now 7-0 overall, which hasn’t happened since the 2005 season. That […] The post UCLA’s undefeated streak hits mark not seen in over 20 years appeared first on ClutchPoints.

The No. 9 UCLA Bruins have ridden an opportunistic defense to an unbeaten start, forcing more turnovers than any team in the nation. First-year head coach Bob Chesney watched that defensive identity continue Saturday, as UCLA forced three takeaways in a 28-10 victory over the Michigan State Spartans at the Rose Bowl.

There was nothing but open field in front of the Michigan State defender after he picked up the fumble and raced past midfield with the score tied in the second...

Following a slow start, UCLA was able to get back on track in order to send MSU home with a loss.

UCLA (5-0 Big Ten) briefly trailed early for the first time since a 17-15 win at then-No. 13 Oregon two weeks ago. The Bruins outgained the Spartans 443-156.