- UCLA football coach Bob Chesney used the team’s bye week to attend and evaluate high school football games.
- The coaching move demonstrates the ongoing recruitment efforts and talent evaluation that happens during breaks in the college football schedule.
- Chesney’s presence at high school games reflects the importance of identifying and developing future college athletes.
- This scouting approach is common among college programs seeking to build their rosters.
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