The UCLA Bruins and head coach Bob Chesney are nearing a long-term extension that will keep the coach in Westwood for the long-haul, “according to recent reports.”
Chesney instantly turned around the fortunes for the Bruin football program, having the team 9-0 and at No. 4 in the rankings, “as noted by sports coverage.”
Instead of letting any other team think about luring Chesney out of Los Angeles, the “Bruins are being proactive and locking up the face of their program.”
Multiple sources have reported that the university is working on a new deal with Chesney that would likely make him one of the better paid coaches in the sport, “per UCLA Wire.”
Football insider Matt Zenitz shared details about the ongoing negotiations on social media, writing, “UCLA is working to try and get a new contract done with head coach Bob Chesney, sources tell me, @chris_hummer, @RJ_cfb and @C_Morrissette.”
Zenitz added further context regarding the current status of the talks by stating, “Nothing finalized at this stage but UCLA working to try and get it done.”
Chesney was hired by UCLA less than a year ago but he is already deserving a raise after the magic he has worked for the team this season, “according to program analysis.”
Chesney has proven to be a winner on gamedays and as a very capable recruiter, making him the perfect leader for the UCLA football program, “the reports indicated.”
The impact that Chesney has already made has been incredible with UCLA set to thank him with a very hefty new contract, “sources stated.”
No matter what your expectation was for the Bruins in year one of the Chesney Era, the team has exceeded them with the team in great position to make the College Football Playoff for the first time in program history, “per historical team data.”