Overview
- Iamaleava was hit from the blind side by Maryland’s Sidney Stewart with just over two minutes left and was helped off while holding his right knee.
- He was cleared to re-enter for the final 40 seconds and directed a 68-yard drive to set up Mateen Bhaghani’s 23-yard game-winning field goal.
- The quarterback finished 21-for-35 for 221 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions, including an earlier pick-six.
- UCLA pushed its lead to 17-10 after his exit before Maryland tied the game with 44 seconds remaining.
- Backup Luke Duncan is the next option at quarterback as UCLA monitors Iamaleava’s knee situation.