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By now, at least during my five seasons covering UCLA, the offseason passing program was well underway with player-run 7-on-7 sessions being conducted a few times a week.
However, new offensive coordinator Norm Chow has a different philosophy, and it is more mental than physical during this part of the offseason. The players are watching film and studying the playbook, as well as doing conditioning drills.
The 7-on-7 passing sessions won't begin for a few weeks still.

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chacha said:

I trust Norm Chow, 1,000,000 times more than Jay Norvell and all the other OC's that paraded through here the last 5 years.

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