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UCLA's Nico Iamaleava reveals real reason for controversial exit from Tennessee

Nico Iamaleava captured all the headlines earlier in the college football offseason for his controversial exit from Tennessee that landed him at UCLA.

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UCLA's Nico Iamaleava Denies 'False Reports' About Leaving Tennessee over NIL Dispute

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Putting controversial Tennessee exit to rest, Nico Iamaleava turns focus to championship aspirations at UCLA

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Tennessee football 2025: Win total, CFP outlook and how Volunteers can bounce back from Nico Iamaleava saga

Tennessee was the talk of the 2025 college football transfer portal cycle for all the wrong reasons as quarterback Nico Iamaleava departed from the program in arguably the most confounding saga of the...

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Now at UCLA, Iamaleava tries to move beyond the drama and focus on football

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Former Tennessee Vols QB Nico Iamaleava addresses the rumor that his camp contacted the Oregon Ducks about transferring

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Big Ten notes: UCLA coach DeShaun Foster praises Nico Iamaleava; Michigan's new offense

“The arm strength is something that you get from watching him play at all, but he's just a talent,” Foster said.

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Big Ten notes: Iamaleava draws praise, Riley pushes for change, Underwood talk

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UCLA's Nico Iamaleava breaks silence on decision to leave Tennessee, hopes Vol fans understand

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Tennessee QB Joey Aguilar nearly quit football — now he’s on the sport’s biggest stage

Aguilar entered the transfer portal in April and landed at Tennessee, creating a de facto quarterback trade between the Vols and Bruins.

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Nico Iamaleava says transfer to UCLA from Tennessee was about being closer to family, not money

Nico Iamaleava sought to downplay the significance of NIL money in his transfer to UCLA at Big Ten media day Thursday. The former Tennessee QB said he had always wanted to play closer to his home in California and didn’t feel comfortable after “false reports” had emerged at Tennessee this spring.