The biggest goal of the UCLA Football team is to improve the offense. With the first half of fall camp over, it is apparent that they are heading in that direction.
New Offensive Coordinator Jedd Fisch and his position coaches have tailored their schemes to better fit the talents of their players. This was something that was not done last season with Kennedy Polamalu.
So far, it seems to be working, albeit slowly. Though the offense — led by quarterback Josh Rosen — was outshined by the steadfast defense for most of the start of camp, the Bruins’ offense managed to get their shots in and take a few drives into the end zone during 11-on-11s and scrimmages.