Recruiting Scoop: Where does Kansas State turn next?
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This particular version will stick to Jerome Tang and the K-State basketball program. After a good start in the portal, that included additions of CJ Jones, Brendan Hausen, Dug McDaniel and Baye Fall, a bit of a cold spell has taken over.
As most know now, the Wildcats fell on the losing side for both Khalif Battle and Clifford Omoruyi. The former picked Gonzaga, and the latter committed to Alabama. Both decisions came to be on Sunday. Where does Kansas State turn next?
LINK: Where does K-State go after losing out on Battle and Omoruyi
The bigger surprise of the two was Battle getting away from the Wildcats. How did Kansas State go from the convincing leader for the Arkansas transfer and prolific scorer to him instead choosing to play college basketball in Spokane for the 2024-2025 season?
LINK: How Battle slipped away from the Wildcats
Tang and company obviously have work left to do at this point. Some more losses of their own in the past couple of weeks means they still have five spots to fill. We cover a few targets to keep in mind that K-State has been connected to thus far.
LINK: Other options for the Wildcats
We also provide a hint of what is inside below.
- Where it went wrong for Khalif Battle.
- Potential Kansas State targets for the final five remaining spots.
- Where does K-State turn after significant recruiting losses over the weekend?
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