Madden Iamaleava, a four-star quarterback from Warren High School in Downey, California, has committed to play for the UCLA Bruins. This news is generating excitement for fans of both UCLA and Southern California football.
Iamaleava, who stands at 6-foot-3, is thrilled about continuing his football career in his home state. His commitment brings added talent to the UCLA program, especially under the leadership of coach DeShaun Foster. This marks Foster’s highest-rated recruit since taking over the program.
Foster’s strong recruiting efforts played a significant role in Iamaleava’s decision to commit to UCLA. The coach took the time to understand him not just as a player but as a person too. Iamaleava was particularly impressed with the coaching staff and how well he fits into the offensive system at UCLA.
Iamaleava comes from a talented football family; his older brother Nico Iamaleava is currently playing for the Tennessee Vols. Both brothers are expected to make a significant impact on the football field in the years to come. Madden had an impressive junior season, where he passed over 3,600 yards and scored 43 touchdowns. This sets high expectations for his senior year at Warren High School.
Bieniemy’s offensive prowess at the NFL level will be upgraded by Iamaleava’s commitment to UCLA. The decision to stay in Southern California brings excitement to the quarterback room for coach Eric Bieniemy, known for his offensive prowess at the NFL level.
