The SoCal recruit will choose from among UW, USC and UCLA on Tuesday.
USC used to say its offensive line was so big, it could stand up and see Denver. The University of Washington football team, it seems, is aiming for an uninterrupted view all the way to Kansas City or Chicago if it can secure an extra-large commitment.
Next Tuesday, the super-sized Vaikona of the Class of 2025 will choose from among UCLA, USC and Washington, bringing his busy recruitment to a close.A 3-star recruit, Vaikona now plays for Santa Margarita Catholic High School -- the same place that sent edge rusher Maurice Heims to the UW -- after transferring from Xavier College Preparatory School in Palm Desert, more than 100 miles away.
Serious about his football pursuits, Vaikona attended a host of football camps over the past few months, traveling to Alabama, Oklahoma and Dallas to show off and polish his skills. The recruiting analysts have noted how he looks much improved in a year's time, especially with his footwork, as he manages his big frame.
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