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- OL: Had a crap O-line last year and brought back 3 of the same guys.

- OL: He’s literally bigger than the OL and so much more athletic.

- OL/LB: I noticed big 6’8 Mack Indestad got some reps in the first half at left tackle and he did very well.

- Injury: I always watch line play for the first two possessions of each team.

- OL: One of the awesome posters on our message board, and an offensive line expert, went in-depth on UCLA's offensive line play against Cal.

- Bob Chesney said UCLA's three-player guard rotation will continue by design, with the staff seeking a fourth trusted option to keep the interior fresh and build experienced depth rather than resolve an unsettled two-man starting competition. - Carter Sweazie started at right guard and Eugene Brooks at left guard against Cal, with Julian Armella working at both spots and Sweazie also taking left-guard snaps; Brooks stayed exclusively on the left when on the field. - UCLA rushed for 277 yards and six touchdowns in the opener, while the article cites PFF offensive grades of 78.1 for Sweazie on 34 snaps, 72.5 for Brooks on 49 snaps and 70.6 for Armella on 31 snaps as encouraging first-game evidence for the rotation. - Chesney said UCLA ideally will not rotate its offensive tackles, and the report describes a center rotation as unlikely while Riley Robell is healthy, distinguishing the deliberate guard substitutions from an across-the-line platoon.

- Coaching: Will the O-line/D-line change 2.

- QB/OL: The game along with the whole East Bay football weekend was a blast.

- Pick/market: UCLA was back on the practice field Tuesday ahead of Saturday's Week 2 clash against San Diego State.

- QB/OL: UCLA head coach Bob Chesney met with the media Tuesday ahead of the Bruins' home opener against San Diego State.

- Bob Chesney said UCLA intentionally rotated three guards against Cal and wants to develop a fourth option rather than settle on two, using rotation to build experienced offensive-line depth. - Chesney said preparing UCLA for San Diego State's aggressive special teams, including fake kicks and deceptive formations, has consumed substantial practice time this week. - Chesney said San Diego State mixes edge and interior pressure that can leave Cover 0 opportunities with quarters and Cover 3 looks, making protection adjustments and recognition a UCLA preparation priority. - Chesney attributed Cal's late-first-half touchdown to UCLA's failed defensive package change, poor communication and an unsuccessful timeout attempt, and said personnel substitution procedures still need work.

- Pick/market: UCLA rushed for 277 yards and six touchdowns en route to a 45-24 win over Cal in Bob Chesney's first game in charge of the Bruins.

- Pick/market: Connor - love your work generally, but your QB and OL grades are way too harsh.