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Name: Kaleb Smith (+) Retired/Transfer from Virginia Tech
College: Notre Dame
Number: 80
School Bio/Stats Link: HERE
Height: 6-2 Weight: 222
Position: Pos2:
Class/Draft Year: rSr/2024
40 Low: 4.50 40 Time: 4.57 40 High: 4.67
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Data Scout Notes: Retired 2023: NA...2022: 12-05-22 Transfer from Virginia Tech/HMC...2021: NAC...2020: NAC...(+) Coming off 2020 Shoulder INJ
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Kaleb Smith, Notre Dame, Player News
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2022 ALL-ACC FOOTBALL HONORABLE MENTION: WR - Kaleb Smith, Virginia Tech, 22 votes,...Smith (6-2, 222) tallied 37 receptions for 674 yards to lead the Hokies in both categories. He registered a team-long reception of 85 yards against NC State on Oct. 27. Smith averaged 18.2 yards per catch and 61.3 receiving yards per game to lead the team, scoring three touchdowns on the season. The Louisa County, Virginia product was named the ACC Wide Receiver of the Week for his efforts at Pitt on Oct. 8, catching n ine passes for 152 yards. - Virginia Tech Football
(DS#999 WR) rSr/2024  WR Kaleb Smith, Notre Dame
News Source: Virginia Tech Football
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OCT 10 ACC RECEIVER OF THE WEEK: Kaleb Smith, Virginia Tech, WR, Louisa County, Va.,...Set career highs for receptions (nine) and receiving yards (152) in the Hokies' 45-29 loss at Pitt ... Became the first Hokie in 10 games to rack up over 100 receiving yards in a game since Tré Turner did so at Georgia Tech on Oct. 30, 2021. - ACC Football
(DS#999 WR) rSr/2024 WR Kaleb Smith, Notre Dame
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Virginia Tech coaches didn't hand out MVP awards after the spring game last week, but veteran wide receiver Kaleb Smith would have been a likely candidate if they did. Smith led all receivers with three catches for 103 yards with a pair of first quarter two touchdowns in the Maroon Team's 26-10 win. With fans keeping a watchful eye on Temple transfer Jadan Blue and a highly touted tandem of second year receivers (Da'Wain Lofton and Jaylen Jones), it was Smith who unexpectedly grabbed the spotlight. "I'm always (overlooked), but that never really gets me," the former preferred walk-on said. "As long as the guys in my locker room and the other guys on the coaching staff know what I can do, that's always been enough for me." Maroon team starting quarterba ck Grant Wells hit Smith in stride with a perfectly placed ball down the sidelines on the first score.Smith beat Brion Murray in a footrace down the sideline to get open for the 47-yard touchdown. Smith showed similar breakaway speed on a 51-yard touchdown later in the quarter by beating Murray and safety Chamarri Conner over the top of the defense down the middle of the field. Wells connected with Smith again to put the Maroon Team up 17-0. The longest reception of Smith's career is 34-yards, bu t those deep routes in the spring game weren't outliers. He's proven to the new staff throughout spring camp that he can be a deep ball threat for new offensive coordinator Tyler Bowen and crew. "He's consistently one of our top guys on our GPS speed bar ometer," Tech coach Brent Pry said. "He's one of those guys, maybe it doesn't look like he's moving fast, but he covers a lot of ground. He had a really good spring for us." - Roanoke Times
(DS#999 WR) rSr/2024 WR Kaleb Smith, Notre Dame
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Virginia Tech receiver Kaleb Smith knew what the injury was before the trainers got to him. Smith's arm got tangled up when he tried to strip the ball from Pittsburgh corner Jason Pinnock coming out of halftime in a late-season matchup between the ACC ri vals. After Pinnock picked off Hendon Hooker down the Hokies' sideline, he avoided a couple would-be tacklers and bounced the ball back toward midfield. Smith ran a deep route and was 20 yards behind the play, but he never considered giving up on the pla y. "He had a wide-open lane to a touchdown," Smith said at Virginia Tech's media day. "I turned on the jets and tried to strip the ball, and my arm got stuck in there. It popped out."The arm hung down and Smith said it was completely numb until th e training staff popped it back in. It was the same feeling Smith had when he tore his labrum as a senior at Louisa County. "I tore the back of the labrum as a senior, this time it tore the front," Smith said, indicating the spots on his left shoulder. S mith knew what was next - surgery and an extended rehab period that would keep him sidelined for four to eight months. He was out five and a half months this time around. "I was cleared on May 5," Smith said, with a smile. "That date with all the therapy you go through, you got it circled on the calendar." - Roanoke Times
(DS#999 WR) rSr/2024 WR Kaleb Smith, Notre Dame
News Source: Roanoke Times
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