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UCLA Bruins Hire Bob Chesney in Search of a Quick Turnaround

After a 3‑9 season and an 8‑16 record over two years, UCLA replaces DeShaun Foster with Bob Chesney, brings key players from James Madison and pins hopes on quarterback Nico Iamaleava’s growth, earning a B+ offseason grade from CBS Sports.

Jun 29, 2026

Justin McBride Eyes Growth in Kentucky’s New System

Kentucky’s junior forward Justin McBride, a transfer from Oklahoma State, Nevada and James Madison, is embracing humility and collaboration as he navigates a fresh playbook under Coach Mark Pope, seeking guidance from teammate Malachi Moreno to find his role on the roster.

Jun 27, 2026

Bob Chesney’s Transfer Portal Overhaul Fuels UCLA Defensive Revival

UCLA’s defense struggled mightily in the previous season, ranking near the bottom of the Pac‑12 in both pass rush and run stopping. The Bruins allowed opponents to exploit gaps in the interior, a problem that forced head coach Bob Chesney to seek a rapid remedy. Enter Darold DeNgohe, a defensive tackle who arrived in Westwood after stints at Rutgers and James Madison University. After a season‑ending injury at Rutgers, DeNgohe is fully healthy and poised to contribute immediately. DeNgohe’s reputation rests on his ability to clog running lanes and generate pressure on the quarterback. At James Madison he recorded 28 total tackles, including six for loss, showcasing the blend of size and technique that Chesney values. The coaching staff supplemented the interior with several other James Madison alumni, a move that reflects a targeted strategy to rebuild the line from within. The influx of experienced players is expected to restore balance to a unit that has been inconsistent over the past year. If the new pieces click, UCLA could see a turnaround in its defensive statistics, giving the offense more breathing room and potentially reshaping the team’s overall competitiveness in the conference.

Jun 27, 2026

NDSU lifts postseason ban after FBS transition, eyes bowl eligibility

North Dakota State University’s football program has cleared a major hurdle as the NCAA Division I Cabinet voted to lift the two‑year postseason ban that had shadowed the Bison since their move to the Football Bowl Subdivision. The decision permits NDSU to qualify for bowl games once it reaches six victories in a season, a milestone that could reshape the team’s recruiting narrative and fan engagement.

Jun 24, 2026