The UCLA soccer group stored rolling within the Huge Ten Convention with a 28-10 win in opposition to Michigan State on Saturday afternoon on the Rose Bowl.
Following the No. 7 Bruins’ (7-0, 5-0 Huge Ten) victory, head coach Bob Chesney spoke to the media postgame concerning the squad’s configuration, which has them prepared for any state of affairs they might face this season.
“It assume it is simply the entire setup. They’re all in. They really feel like they’re 100% optimistic they will win each single recreation after they stroll on that area. They stroll on, they’re assured. They do not overthink about something and assume it is particular,” he proclaimed. “They simply know it is vital. And primarily based on the significance, it is obtained to return all the way down to the work that you simply put into it in order that once you stroll on that area on Saturday, you are assured sufficient and know that you have carried out it the precise manner.
“That is the way you deal with one thing that is vital. Not particular, however vital. And once more, they only general know that they’ve requirements, and so they need to dwell as much as these on a day-to-day foundation and maintain one another accountable. And I feel once you do all these issues persistently each single day, on and off the sphere, I feel you may have a extremely good shot of being fairly particular. And that is what these guys do. They do not ever waver. They do not ever overthink it. They do not get caught an excessive amount of up within the emotion.
“They simply discover themselves determining how do I get to this subsequent play as quick as I can and deal with my accountability? Pleased with that.”
UCLA hosts Nevada (3-4) in non-conference motion at 1:15 p.m. Saturday because the Bruins seems to be to stay unbeaten within the 2026 season.
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