The playbook is different, the terminology new. Those are the recent rites of spring football at UCLA, where the Bruins are operating under their third offensive coordinator in three years.
Jedd Fisch has implemented the usual cosmetic changes along with something novel: a clearer sense of direction.
“Everybody seems to know what they’re doing, unlike last year [when] it kind of felt willy-nilly, us getting adapted to a new offense,” senior receiver Darren Andrews said Thursday after the Bruins completed their second practice.
That’s not to say that UCLA’s offense under Fisch has a catchy new label, or any name at all.