Overview
- Iamaleava announced his return Monday on Instagram, writing "No place like home" as he confirmed a second season in Westwood.
- The timing comes ahead of the Jan. 2 transfer-portal window, ending immediate questions about UCLA’s quarterback plans.
- Reports indicate Chesney can now build his first Bruins offense around a proven dual-threat after a 3-9 campaign and a midseason firing.
- In 2025 he started 11 games, threw for 1,928 yards with 13 touchdowns and seven interceptions, and led UCLA in rushing with four touchdowns.
- Coverage cites his five-touchdown win over Penn State, his spring 2025 exit from Tennessee, and notes potential draft benefits along with a season alongside brother Madden.