Madden Iamealeava Impresses in UCLA's Spring Game

However, one player who slipped under the radar on most occasions, especially under the shadow of his brother, was Madden Iamaleava, who ended up having one of the better games of any quarterback.

The Best Thing That Madden Iamaleava Did on the Field

• In a game that saw many unruly and unusual plays, such as far-too-frequent flea flicker attempts and almost 60-yard long field goal attempts, Iamaleava was able to find a good place to get comfortable in the pocket.

• It was in one of those moments that Iamaleava, in thanks to the offensive line, was able to launch a 45-yard pass for the go-ahead touchdown to Kenneth Moore II.

• Among those moments and many others, Iamaleava showed poise and clean football, which could be instrumental in the regular season for many reasons, the biggest concerning his brother, Nico Iamaleava.

What Madden Iamaleava's Play Could Mean for UCLA This Year

• One thing that the Bruins did not have last season, and could have harmed them greatly if they had been a consistent team across the year, was a reliable quarterback behind Nico Iamaleava in case he got injured.

• If Nico had not been on the field for the huge Penn State upset, the team likely wouldn't have won, and the season would have ended with a worse record. The same applied to the MSU blowout game after.

• This year, the Bruins needed to find someone who could take on the backup role and fill it well, and it looks like Madden will be able to do so, based solely on the spring game.

• Furthermore, he has most certainly built good connections with his receivers, especially with Moore II, which would be paramount to his success, as he has been building in his brother's game this offseason.

Overall, UCLA had an invigorating spring game that fans should be getting excited about, and Madden Iamaleava was a bright spot that should have an eye kept on him during the regular season.