MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kansas State signed 23 prospects on Wednesday during the 2026 signing period.
Thus far, K-State’s Class of 2026 is comprised of 19 high school prospects and four community-college transfers. Of the 23 overall players, there are 11 players on offense and nine players on offense in addition to two specialists and one athlete. There are five offensive linemen; four defensive tackles; three wide receivers; two running backs and safeties; and one athlete, defensive back, defensive end, kicker, linebacker, long snapper and quarterback.
K-State cast a wide net as the 23 signees hail from 10 different states and one foreign country. Texas leads the way with five signees – the second-straight season the Wildcats signed five Texans – four from Missouri, three from Oklahoma, two from Kansas, Colorado and Nebraska, and one apiece from Alabama, Illinois, Iowa and South Carolina.