Kansas State lands WR Caleb Medford
Another day, another Kansas State portal commitment. K-State has now landed New Mexico wide receiver Caleb Medford.
The announcement from Medford comes just after the Wildcats had landed two other transfer portal pickups this week. It is the third transfer portal pickup of the week for Kansas State after Alabama edge rusher Jayshawn Ross and Wagner offensive tackle Brandon Sneh.
Kansas State has been looking to add to the wide receiver room a lot in this 2025 recruiting cycle. Three high school wideouts have been added and now Medford is the third transfer wide receiver added joining Boston College wide receiver Jerand Bradley and Purdue’s Jaron Tibbs. K-State wide receivers coach Matthew Middleton deserves credit for the quick flip of his position group which also added junior college wide receiver JD Davis in the fall as well.
Medford will be returning to the Big 12 to play for the Wildcats. He began his career at TCU where he appeared in just six games and did not record a stat in two seasons. After his two seasons for the Horned Frogs, he transferred to New Mexico.
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In two seasons for the Lobos, he has tallied 48 catches for 887 yards and five touchdowns. His most productive season came in 2023 tallying 30 catches for 551 yards and three touchdowns. This season, the Texas native tallied 18 catches for 336 yards and two scores. Impressively, Medford has a 35 yard or more reception in 40 percent of his career games to this point.
In total, Medford is transfer portal pickup No. 12 for Kansas State. He joins the class of Oklahoma corner Jayden Rowe, Tibbs, West Georgia safety Mar’Quavious Moss, Ohio State linebacker Gabe Powers, Bradley, USC offensive lineman Amos Talalele, Arizona safety Gunner Maldonado, Nebraska running back Gabe Ervin, South Alabama corner Amarion Fortenberry, Ross and Sneh.
Medford has one season of eligibility remaining.
