CCSU Rebuilding on the Offensive Line, Adds Warrick Kyler in Recruiting Class

Central Connecticut State University has added another key piece to its 2025 recruiting class with the commitment of Warrick Kyler, a standout OL/DL from Salamanca High School in Salamanca, NY. Kyler, a 2024 All-Western New York selection by The Buffalo News, committed to CCSU on January 26, just two days after visiting the campus and receiving an offer.

Kyler shared what sealed the deal for him:
"Central Connecticut was the right choice for me once I met Coach Ambrosie. On the visit, everyone was nice and made me feel welcomed."

The implication with Coach Ambrosie being the recruiter to seal the deal for Kyler is that he’ll be expected to play offensive line for the Blue Devils. In 2024, CCSU had the best offensive line in the NEC. Of their three all-NEC first team offensive linemen, though, two were listed as seniors and one as a junior. Another junior lineman was named all-NEC second team. With age and experience comes a high level of play, but it also signals the need to restock the offensive line room. Kyler will be counted on to do that.

Kyler is the 12th known commit in CCSU’s recruiting class and joins two other recruits from Western New York—E'Ryan Lawrence (Buffalo) and Jeremiah Tucker (Rochester), suggesting that the Blue Devils think highly of the area’s players.