Recruiting Scoop: Latest on Kansas State hoops targets
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We dip into the football and basketball waters with this particular feature. It has a chance to be an exciting time in both sports on the recruiting trail. K-State head coaches Jerome Tang and Chris Klieman are both active with highly-touted and decorated transfers.
Everyone knows the Wildcats are chasing Dylan Edwards after he entered the portal. But how much of a factor could Utah State running back Davon Booth be? He took an official visit to Manhattan earlier this week.
LINK: More on Booth’s visit to Kansas State
Of course some of the conversation was on Edwards. He has made himself available after a year at Colorado. He mentioned six teams to On3 that were the main schools involved this time around. Kansas State is joined by Big Ten and SEC schools.
What do we anticipate from his recruitment?
LINK: How much of a player is K-State for Dylan Edwards?
Since Brendan Hausen already committed to Kansas State, what do we know about Baba Miller? Like Hausen, he took an official visit to Manhattan but is reportedly going to check out a couple more schools before making a decision.
Khalif Battle and Clifford Omoruyi did make it to K-State for their official visit.
LINK: Latest on the top basketball targets for Kansas State
We also provide a hint of what is inside below.
- What happens in the portal at running back?
- Is K-State a threat for Dylan Edwards?
- More insight on the basketball visitors.
That is just a taste of what can be found in our Kansas State recruiting content on a weekly basis throughout the calendar year. There has never been a better time to join the largest community of K-State fans on the internet that converse and discuss the Wildcats on a daily basis.
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