UCLA coach Bob Chesney prepares for San Diego State rushing offense

UCLA head coach Bob Chesney expressed respect for the San Diego State rushing attack ahead of Saturday's game at the Rose Bowl. The Bruins defense, which limited Cal to 119 rushing yards in its season opener, now faces an Aztecs unit that gained 237 yards on the ground against Portland State. Chesney noted the effectiveness of San Diego State's gap schemes and double-team blocking at the point of attack. He also acknowledged the presence of a Wildcat formation utilizing a former quarterback at receiver. Both teams enter the contest with 1-0 records and are looking to establish momentum within their respective conferences. This matchup represents the first season for San Diego State in the Pac-12 Conference and a continued push for a winning record for UCLA in the Big Ten.

• 7:30 PMYahoo Sports — UCLA's Bob Chesney speaks highly of the San Diego State rushing attack