Here’s a look at potential top candidates to take over the Bruins’ football program – and what the UCLA players want – after Kelly’s departure Friday
Possible replacements for UCLA head coach Chip Kelly are, clockwise from top left, D’Anton Lynn, DeShaun Foster, David Shaw and Tony White. UCLA athletic director Martin Jarmond made it clear Friday what the university will be looking for over the next couple of days while searching for Chip Kelly’s replacement.
Jarmond also mentioned the players’ desire, after meeting with them Friday, to have a coach to replace the 60-year-old Kelly – who was named offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Ohio State – who can relate to them not only as a football player but as young men off the field.. The Bruins finished as a top-10 defense this past season, allowing 301.5 yards per game.
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