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Nico Iamaleava Effect Fuels Surge of Recruits Willing to Sacrifice for UCLA
Nico Iamaleava’s transfer from the Tennessee Volunteers to UCLA Bruins didn’t just give the Bruins a much-needed quarterback; it also provided a significant boost to the program. The 20-year-old signal-caller’s arrival fundamentally shifted UCLA’s recruiting momentum and even the financial dynamics of how players are committing to Westwood.
How UCLA landed Nico Iamaleava — and is banking its rebrand on college football’s lightning rod
UCLA bringing in Iamaleava, and the situation with transfer wideout Kaedin Robinson — who made public record his $500,000 NIL deal in an effort to successfully sue the NCAA for eligibility this season — signals that the Bruins, who went 3-6 in league play in their first year in the Big Ten, are now in the game.
Big Ten media members expect the Trojans and Bruins to finish ninth and 15th? Expect better from both of these programs.
Media Day. It’s the little things that get us going. When head coaches and premier players come together to give an update on ...
A year after he looked lost at Big Ten Media Day, DeShaun Foster emanated a confidence that UCLA hopes will translate on the ...
UCLA football coach DeShaun Foster took center stage Thursday on the final day of Big Ten Media Days. The second-year head ...
Coach Lincoln Riley leads the Trojans into a season of high expectations, while transfer quarterback Nico Iamaleava is set to ...
The UCLA Bruins have one of the better teams in the nation at recruiting future classes, including the 2027 recruiting cycle.
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