Jake was born in Miami on the 21st day of January 1993 as Jacob Michael Rudock. However, he grew up in Weston and attended St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. He played football with the school team and thanks to his contributions Saint Thomas Aquinas declared the semi-finals in 2009 after completing 128 of 197 passes for 1,945 yards.
During his senior years, he led the team in both district, region, state and national competitions setting records as a starting quarterback, then for total yards, completion percentage, completions and attempts, etc. He won the Broward County Player of the Year award.
Before graduating from high school in 2011, Jake Rudock received college offers from the universities of Colorado, Iowa, Memphis, and Illinois, but decided to join the University of Iowa. During his freshman year, he did not play the following year. During his junior year, he played 13 games, starting them all. His first start, however, was in the game against Northern Illinois. He played all offense for the Hawkeyes, but unfortunately lost 30-27 to Northern Illinois University.
His most notable game of his junior year was against LSU in the Outback Bowl. Although the game ended in a 21–14 loss, Rudock recorded nine of twenty-two passes for 102 yards with just one interception. The following season, he played in all thirteen games, setting a record 204–346 pass attempts, 13 interceptions, 18 touchdowns and 2,383 total yards.
The 2014 season wasn’t one of his best years, it was the year he recorded the TaxSlayer Bowl loss to Tennessee, but he still finished the season completing 213 attempts on 345 for 2,436 yards, including five interceptions and sixteen touchdowns. In 2015, he moved to the University of Michigan after the Big Ten conference approved his transfer and he was immediately certified to play that year. In a game against Indiana in November, he set a record six touchdown passes in a single game and won co-Big Ten Player of the Week alongside wide receiver Jehu Chesson. Next week,
In 2016, Jake Rudock was named Citrus Bowl Group MVP. He became the first quarterback in Michigan history to throw for 250 yards in five straight games and the second quarterback for Michigan after John Navarre to throw for 3,000 yards in a single season. He finished the season with a single-season completion percentage of 64 and total passing yards of 3,017.
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