Jake Maikkula
Status:
Uncommitted
HIGH SCHOOL

Jake Maikkula

Offensive Lineman
6′6″ / 270 lbs
Littleton, CO
Valor Christian
Class of 2022
Rating: n/a
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National Avg
Rating: 84.8
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School Preferences

School
Interest
Offer
Official Visit
California
Medium
Air Force
Medium
Baylor
Medium
Colorado
Medium
Colorado State
Medium
Connecticut
Medium
 
Dartmouth
Medium
 
Harvard
Medium
 
Iowa State
Medium
 
Kansas State
Medium
 
Liberty
Medium
 
Minnesota
Medium
 
Oregon State
Medium
 
Penn
Medium
 
Princeton
Medium
 
Virginia
Medium
 
Virginia Tech
Medium
 
Yale
Medium
 
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Updates

Greg Richardson
3 yr ago by Greg Richardson
Friday Recruiting Update
Another week closer to the season starting and a week out from Fall Camp.Big BBQ for both 2022 and 2023 recruits coming up - see MBs details hereDecent chance that Cal exits the weekend (inclusive of Monday) with two announcements and just perhaps the two positions generating the most anxiety - DB and OL - won't be so angsty.The offer of DB Jahlil Florence is an interesting one. A superb athlete with wonderful size for the position. As high a ceiling as you will see but also a pretty low floor given his inexperience with Football. Comes from a very academically minded family which may allow Cal to sneak into the race alongside Michigan, UW and Oregon. UCLA has two other corners already with offers, both of whom the Bruins feel good about. That may allow the Bears to be the high academic, closest to home option. It also puts pressure on Jeremiah Earby and Cameron Sidney as DB spots are few and far between in this class. We continue to hear that Jake Maikkula, Sam Yoon and Jackson Brown are all closing in on a decision. Maikkula told us perhaps tomorrow, perhaps not. Our sense is he may take a bit more time. Brown is attending the BBQ and that has to feel good for the Cal staff. Yoon continues to analyze his priority preferences and the remaining slots at those schools. This next week likely will tell us a lot about how the OL class comes together for the Bears.
Brown Weighing His Options
3 yr ago by Jim McGill
Brown Weighing His Options
6-6/285 San Ramon Valley (Danville, CA) High School junior OT Jackson Brown? breaks down his June visits, recruiting timeline
Maikkula Wraps up Busy Visit Month, Nears Decision
3 yr ago by Jim McGill
Maikkula Wraps up Busy Visit Month, Nears Decision
6-6/270 Valor Christian OT wraps up 8 visit schedule in June, considers decision
Greg Richardson
3 yr ago by Greg Richardson
Tuesday Afternoon Update
A few thoughts:As official visits are now over (for quite a while), uncommitted recruits are back home, and discussions around the timing of making decisions, available scholarships and how long they will remain available, which visit was their favorite, etc are now front and center. I'm a bit surprised things haven't moved faster with some of Cal's recent visitors but that's how things have played out.My intuition is telling me that Sam Yoon is looking to slow play Cal as he awaits a potential Stanford offer. I can't imagine that's going to play well with the staff and at the very least, they will move on and assume he's not coming, and potentially they will move on completely. This one is complicated as Sam's view, his parents and his grandparents may not all be aligned here.Luka Vincic , Jackson Brown, and Jake Maikkula all feel like near-term decision-makers. Ramsey plays things closer to the vest and may take his time. Lots of mutual attraction with him and Cal yet it feels to BI that he's a bit careful about what's going to drive his decision and the most important factors to him and his family. Would not be surprised to see Jaydn Ott make his decision this week. The feeling here is that he will pick the Bears. He comes from a large family and he plays an important role in supporting his Mom and younger siblings so that will weigh on him as he makes a choiceThe Jeremiah Earby situation is less clear. Football and physical-wise, he's tailor-made for the Cal defense. Would be a very good get. His friend/mentor just choose Oregon State which led to some CBs going to the Beavers but that feels premature. A more considered and thoughtful decision (and one that involves his Mom) is likely to lead him to Cal. Interest in him is picking up from other spots and there may be a bit of the allure to enjoy the recruiting process coming out of COVID that delays him.Cal and Stanford are in a dog fight for both Jaiven Plummer and Elic Ayomanor , the two big WRs from Virginia and Canada respectively. I doubt either of them strongly considers any other schools. Look for Elic to decide in the next 7-10 days with Plummer announcing on his birthday, July 21st. I feel good about both but Stanford will be tough competition.
Brown Impressed on His Visit to Cal
3 yr ago by Jim McGill
Brown Impressed on His Visit to Cal
San Ramon Valley OT Jackson Brown talks about his official visit, future visit plans
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