Nuggets: The Kansas State big man search
Nuggets on Kansas State (in terms of inside intel) is relegated to our message board at KSO but still spills out the best information on the Wildcats in the market. This week we examine the search for a big man, provide the latest on the pursuit of other targets, provide a Dylan Edwards update and more.
The Wildcats were linked to Tarris Reed and Oumar Ballo at one point. Reed picked UConn despite also visiting K-State. Ballo left Arizona and immediately hopped into the Indiana class. Who else was high on the Kansas State board?
Two to keep in mind are Clifford Omoruyi of Rutgers and Nick Pringle of Alabama. Omoruyi’s official visit to Manhattan finishes today, and Pringle is currently on the South Carolina campus. Did the Wildcats impress Omoruyi enough? Will they get a crack at Pringle?
LINK: Latest on the K-State big man search
Kansas State received good news today when Brendan Hausen picked the Wildcats over Texas A&M, Georgetown, UConn and Nebraska. Is more on the way? Like Omoruyi, Arkansas transfer Khalif Battle wrapped up a visit to Manhattan today. What are we hearing?
LINK: Can K-State land Battle?
As has become tradition in the past few days, we once again dig into the recruitment of former Derby star Dylan Edwards since the Colorado back is now in the transfer portal. Will the Wildcats be a factor for the explosive playmaker?
LINK: How connected are Edwards and Kansas State?
We provide a hint of what is inside below.
- Which big man is K-State in the best position with?
- Are the Wildcats trending for Khalif Battle?
- Is Dylan Edwards a realistic target for Kansas State?
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