Recruiting Scoop: Michigan transfer Tarris Reed visits Kansas State
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In the latest version of the feature we discuss more of the breaking news that Michigan transfer big Tarris Reed is visiting K-State, how he fits into the picture for the Wildcats, what other schools he’s considering and what his trip to Manhattan means for the program.
Additionally, we have some Kansas State football recruiting updates to share as well. The Wildcats are actually chasing a plethora of talent and a number of four-star prospects, with one being offensive lineman Broderick Shull of Bixby, Oklahoma. What is the latest on his recruitment?
A handful of visitors have made it to Manhattan the last few weeks, including another big one on Friday. We share the latest on that new development and whether or not we expect a quick decision coming from it.
We also provide a hint of what is inside below.
- Kansas State has visited a number of transfers. Now the process of when the transfer targets reciprocate that with a visit to Manhattan is under way.
- The first K-State visitor of the transfer portal cycle is Michigan big man Tarris Reed, and we have the details.
- Will the Oklahoma schools threaten Kansas State in the pursuit of Broderick Shull? Who else is involved?
- An update on recent K-State football offers and visitors.
- Not only did we break the news of Reed visiting Manhattan, but we broke the news of a football visitor on Friday as well.
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