With the biggest road game of his young career ahead, Josh Rosen doesn’t seem worried about Kyle Field
We’re almost set for maybe the biggest opening weekend in college football history coming up, and one of the premier games on the docket is the UCLA Bruins going on the road to Kyle Field to take on the Texas A&M Aggies. Without question, this will be the biggest road game to date for sophomore phenom quarterback Josh Rosen of the Bruins, as Kyle Field is noted as one of the more tougher places to play with the vaunted 12th Man.
You know what, though? Rosen really doesn’t seem all that concerned about the environment. Actually, he made it pretty clear that he’s not worried about the atmosphere, and he may have peeved some A&M fans in the process.
On Tuesday when talking about what he’ll be facing this coming weekend, Rosen pretty much took a backhanded shot at Kyle Field and the fans that will be trying to make his life a living hell come game time.
"After about 50k people, it all sounds about the same," UCLA QB Josh Rosen says about anticipating crowd noise at Kyle Field.
— Lindsey Thiry (@LindseyThiry) August 30, 2016
Now of course, there is also the chance that Rosen was just pointing out that he just gets into a groove once he gets used to the crowd noise in a particular stadium, but he has shown that he has the attitude that comes across sometimes as a little cocky. In his young career, we’ve seen that this young man has all the confidence in the world, and he honestly might not care about an atmosphere that he’s going to face.
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Whatever the case really is, we’ll find out in a few short days when the Bruins and Rosen to head out on the road to College Station to take on the Aggies.