Class of 2015 - MLB Kyle Kleinberg (NJ Don Bosco) Preferred Walk-On | Syracusefan.com

Class of 2015 MLB Kyle Kleinberg (NJ Don Bosco) Preferred Walk-On

$avage ‏@DaiEllison_2 2m2 minutes ago
S/O TO MY BOY @kyle11berg FOR COMMITTING TO SYRACUSE AS A PREFERRED WALK-ON!!! Lesssssgetit
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Kyle Kleinberg has accepted a preferred walk-on position at Syracuse.
Syracuse added another New Jersey prospect to their roster on Thursday, a source told CuseNation.com. Ramsey (N.J.) Don Bosco middle linebacker Kyle Kleinberg has accepted a preferred walk-on position with the Orange. Kleinberg subsequently confirmed the news.
"I decided to go to Syracuse because of the amazing program that they have and they were always my dream school growing up," Kleinberg said. "I had other Full rides from D1AA schools but felt it was the best option for me to go to such an amazing school like Syracuse."
Don Bosco may sound familiar to Syracuse fans. Not only is it one of the better high school programs in New Jersey, but it is also the home of current defensive back commit Daivon Ellison. It is never a bad thing to continue to develop a pipeline with a school that regularly produces division one talent, even if in a walk-on capacity. That will only strengthen the relationship between primary New Jersey recruiter Bobby Acosta and the Don Bosco coaching staff.
"This is dope," Ellison said via text. "We're talking all about 'Cuse!"
Kleinberg held offers from Maine, Dartmouth and Yale, but opted to join a power five division one program despite it being without a scholarship. He is listed at 6-foot-1, 230 pounds and runs a 4.6 40-time. He joins a young and talented linebacker corps at Syracuse, which now has even more depth. Kleinberg added that he will enroll at Syracuse over the summer.
 
Depth without a scholarship = nice development.

Acosta's building some nice relationships in NJ...
Exactly...he looks like a GRob recruited LB...he'll be a 2nd/3rd stringer as opposed to a 1st stringer. Building some depth...awesome to get back into Bosco.
 
They may not have been as big, but at least they were slower.

Doug Hogue was a great LB recruit for GROB, don't forget. Oh wait, GROB had him playing fullback. Nevermind :)
 
Doug Hogue was a great LB recruit for GROB, don't forget. Oh wait, GROB had him playing fullback. Nevermind :)
He was promised a chance to play RB here, his preferred position. Penn St wanted him at LB and would not give him a shot at RB. If we had recruited him solely as a LB we would probably not have got him.
 
Derrell Smith was pretty good as well. Doesn't matter what position you recruit kids at, it's more important that you have the foresight to put them at the position that they have the highest probability of being successful at.
 
This is a no brainer. Anytime you can build depth and build relationships at an important regional school without burning a schollie, you go for it.
 

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