Tag: Justin Kaye

Toms River North standout Justin Kaye commits to Stony Brook

New Jersey offensive lineman Justin Kaye makes his college commitment.

Justin Kaye committed to Stony Brook on Friday. One of the top offensive linemen in New Jersey this past fall, Kaye held a Preferred Walk On (PWO) offer from Rutgers football.

Kaye is a 6-foot-7, 290-pound offensive tackle from Toms River North (Toms River, New Jersey).

This week, Kaye announced a final 10 that included Rutgers along with Boston College, Miami, Northwestern, Penn State and several FBS programs alongside Stony Brook. He made the decision to take the scholarship offer from Stony Book.

Kaye was part of a fearsome Toms River North offensive line that also featured four-star Jaelyne Matthews, a member of the 2025 recruiting class. Matthews received his first Power Five offer from Rutgers and is currently at Tennessee this week on an unofficial visit.

“I made the choice of Stony Brook because on my official visit, they treated me like family and I fell in love with Long Island,” Kaye told RutgersWire this week.

“It’s the best fit for me because I have a great offensive line coach in coach Bache (Chris Bache) and it’s a program in a rebuild and I want to be part of that. Also a young and ambitious head coach in coach Cosh (Billy Cosh).”

He will be signing his National Letter of Intent (NLI) on February 7.

[lawrence-related id=34902,34905,34889]

Stony Brook opens their season on Aug. 31 at Marshall. The Seawolves are very much in a rebuild, coming off an 0-10 season.

Rutgers football recruiting: PWO Justin Kaye is set to decide this week

Rutgers football is in the mix for Justin Kaye ahead of his decision.

New Jersey standout offensive lineman Justin Kaye is set to announce his college decision this week. Rutgers football remains in the mix for Kaye.

Kaye is a 6-foot-7, 290-pound offensive tackle from Toms River North (Toms River, New Jersey).

Kaye announced his final 10 this week, a group that includes five programs from the Power Five: Miami, Rutgers, Boston College, Penn State and Northwestern.

He was offered as a Preferred Walk On (PWO) last fall by Rutgers following an unofficial visit for the win over Wagner. His offers from both Miani and Northwestern came during January.

Prior to that, he told RutgersWire in January that his top schools were “Rutgers, Boston College, Penn State, Marist and UPenn.”

e[lawrence-related id=34831,34820]

He posted his updated top schools on Tuesday:

 

Boston College remains a bit of a wildcard in this list, with head coach Jeff Hafley having left the program on Wednesday to take a defensive coordinator position with the Green Bay Packers.

[lawrence-related id=34838,34807]

Rutgers is coming off a 7-6 (3-6 Big Ten) season where they won the Bad Boy Mowers Pinstripe Bowl over Miami.

 

Rutgers football: Justin Kaye receives PWO offer from University of Miami, offer from Tennessee Tech

Justin Kaye has pulled in a couple of interesting offers this week.

As the 2024 college football season inches closer by the day, Justin Kaye has continued to draw interest from the college ranks. The Rutgers football recruit received a Preferred Walk On offer from the University of Miami on Monday and a scholarship from an FBS program on Wednesday.

Kaye is a 6-foot-7, 290-pound offensive tackle from Toms River North (Toms River, New Jersey). He was offered as a Preferred Walk On (PWO) this fall by Rutgers.

The list of schools he has been connected to includes Northwestern, Marist College and Stony Brook. Kaye has received scholarship offers from Marist and Stony Brook and recently a PWO offer from Northwestern.

 

There was also another offer that came in this week for Kaye from the Ohio Valley:

 

[lawrence-related id=34539,34481]

He has also visited Penn State and Connecticut, according to Rivals. His recruitment seems to show no signs of slowing down.

Rutgers football recruit Justin Kaye gets a Big Ten PWO offer

Justin Kaye got a Big Ten PWO offer.

New Jersey offensive lineman Justin Kaye got a third Big Ten offer last week. The Rutgers football recruit is among the top uncommitted players in the state.

The most recent school to enter Kaye’s recruitment is Northwestern. The Wildcats join Penn State and Rutgers in making Kaye a Priority Walk On (PWO) offer.

In addition, Kaye holds offers from Long Island and New Hampshire. He is a member of the 2024 class.

He is a 6-foot-7, 290-pound offensive tackle from Toms River North (Toms River, New Jersey) and is an outstanding student.

Kaye has been a regular visitor at Rutgers since the fall. He is a high school teammate of[autotag] Jaelyne Matthews[/autotag], a four-star offensive tackle from Toms River North.

 

Kaye will be taking an official visit to Stony Brook on the weekend of January 26.

[lawrence-related id=34374,34372,34365]

He was offered by Rutgers in early October following a visit to campus for a 52-3 win over Wagner.

Justin Kaye is ready for January official visits, February commitment

Justin Kaye talks official visits, Rutgers football interest.

New Jersey offensive lineman Justin Kaye is eyeing up several

In early October, Rutgers offered Kaye as a Preferred Walk On (PWO). The relationship has steadily grown between the Big Ten program and the offensive lineman.

He holds offers from Long Island and New Hampshire.

Kaye, is a 6-foot-7, 290-pound offensive tackle from Toms River North (Toms River, New Jersey). He plans to take several official visits in January. He hopes to commit on or before February 7.

Nothing is set yet, but Kaye plans to visit his top schools, which currently consist of five programs.

“Currently my top schools are Rutgers, Boston College, Penn State, Marist and UPenn,” Kaye told Rutgers Wire.

UPenn has yet to offer but he has already taken an official visit at the Ivy League program.

[lawrence-related id=33582,33606]

As for Rutgers, Kaye has visited the Scarlet Knights several times throughout the fall. His teammate, [autotag]Jaelyne Matthews[/autotag], a four-star offensive lineman in the 2024 class, is also being recruited by Rutgers.

A strong student, Kaye is looking for good academics in his college choice. But on the field, he is looking to be pushed while being in a family environment.
“I look for coaches and staff that will be hard on you but will love you like your their own son,” Kaye said.

Rutgers football sends out an offer to Toms River North offensive lineman Justin Kaye

Justin Kaye gets an offer from Rutgers football on Sunday night.

Justin Kaye was offered by Rutgers football on Sunday, one day after he took an unofficial visit to the program.

The offer from Rutgers was as a Preferred Walk On (PWO). Kaye, who is 6-foot-7 and 290 pounds, is an offensive tackle at Toms River North (Toms River, New Jersey),

He saw Rutgers put together a thorough performance in a 52-3 win over Wagner on Saturday afternoon at SHI Stadium. With the win, Rutgers improved to 4-1 (1-1 Big Ten) on the season. They play at Wisconsin on Saturday afternoon.

On Sunday night, Kaye posted on X about his PWO opportunity. X is the social media platform formerly known as Twitter.

 

Also on Saturday, Rutgers offered Jermaine Kinsler, who is a defensive end at Bergen Catholic.

[lawrence-related id=30672,30683]

Kinsler transferred to the New Jersey powerhouse program this summer. A class of 2026 recruit, he also holds offers from Boston College, Florida, Liberty Miami and USF among other programs.

Justin Kaye previews his upcoming Rutgers football visit

Justin Kaye will visit Rutgers football on Saturday.

Among the several recruits who will be at Rutgers football for this weekend’s game is Justin Kaye. The offensive lineman, a member of the 2024 class, is certainly an intriguing prospect.

An offensive tackle at Toms River North (Toms River, New Jersey), Kaye is an impressive 6-foot-7 and 290 pounds. He forms a bookend tackle partnership with Jaeyline Matthews, a class of 2025 recruit who holds a Rutgers offer.

Last weekend, Kaye was contacted by Joe Susan (special assistant to the head coach) and director of recruiting, Ramon Ruiz about attending this weekend’s game.

Rutgers football is currently 3-1 (1-1 Big Ten). A win on Saturday would mark the best record for the program since head coach Greg Schiano returned ahead of the 2020 season.

“It’s a very humbling experience to be contacted by a Big Ten school from your home state!” Kaye told Rutgers Wire.

“I have always followed Rutgers football since I was young and I feel coach Schiano is building something special in Piscataway!”

[lawrence-related id=30561]

He currently holds scholarship offers from Long Island University and New Hampshire. Strong interest is coming in from Boston College, Maryland and Penn State as well as Rutgers. Kaye is a standout student, who is currently taking three Advanced Placement classes.

He is also getting interest from the Ivy League (Brown) as well as high academic schools such as Lafayette and Marist among others.

“From a young age, I was always told school comes first before sports and to always take my studies seriously,” Kaye said.