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Recruiting Scoop: Update on top Kansas State offensive line targets

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It’s been a good month on the recruiting trail. K-State has already secured seven commits this month – most recently linebacker Maguire Richman of Kansas City and safety Dominic Mitchell of Arizona – and more could be on the way.

How soon can they secure No. 8 for the month? That remains to be seen. But they do have some work left at offensive line. Though Nelson McGuire de-committed from Minnesota, he’ll likely head to Texas Tech. Lucas Allgeyer surprised many by quickly announcing for Iowa.

Look for Conor Riley and Kansas State to turn up the heat on guys like Keiton Jones, Andrew Williams and Brock Heath as they look to add to a class that already includes Will Kemna. We provide an update of where things stand with their top targets.

LINK: Update on top K-State offensive line targets

Another commit in June for the Wildcats was wide receiver Adonis Moise of IMG Academy. He’s ranked as a three-star prospect and is the lone commit at his position at the moment. We dove into his recruitment and shed more light on him as a prospect.

LINK: Added tidbits on Kansas State WR commit Adonis Moise

We also provide a hint of what is inside below.

  • Moise’s importance to K-State class.
  • Top contenders for offensive tackle targets Andrew Williams and Keiton Jones.
  • Will the Wildcats add Brock Heath?

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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