UCLA Football Parts Ways with Offensive Coordinator Eric Bieniemy
Breaking News
UCLA football is reportedly parting ways with offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy after one season, according to a social media post by Yahoo Sports reporter Ross Dellenger.
Struggling Offense
The Bruins finished the season with a 5-7 overall record and struggled offensively throughout the year. The team averaged just 86.6 rushing yards per game, which ranked last in the Big Ten Conference, and produced only four rushing touchdowns. The Bruins ended the season ranked 117th in total offense.
Bieniemy’s Background
Bieniemy was one of several assistant coaches brought in by head coach DeShaun Foster in his first season as head coach. Prior to coaching UCLA’s offense, Bieniemy spent 16 of the past 18 seasons coaching in the NFL, helping the Kansas City Chiefs win two Super Bowl titles.
Conclusion
The decision to part ways with Bieniemy comes after a disappointing season for the Bruins. The team will now need to find a new offensive coordinator to help improve their struggling offense. The future of the program remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: change is needed to get the Bruins back on track.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why is UCLA parting ways with Eric Bieniemy?
A: The decision to part ways with Bieniemy comes after a disappointing season for the Bruins, during which the team struggled offensively.
Q: What was Eric Bieniemy’s background before coaching at UCLA?
A: Bieniemy spent 16 of the past 18 seasons coaching in the NFL, helping the Kansas City Chiefs win two Super Bowl titles.
Q: What is the future of the UCLA football program?
A: The future of the program remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: change is needed to get the Bruins back on track.
