It is June and everyone in the college football world knows what that means. It is official visit time and Kansas State has quite a slate of recruits and commits visiting this month.
Kansas State will have multiple players visiting throughout the month, however, the first set of recruits will take place this upcoming weekend on June 7th.
Right now Chris Klieman and the Wildcats will host six target recruits and three more recruits that have already committed for the 2025 class. There are rules about official recruits that the NCAA has put in place.
Official visits can only take place between April 1st and the last Wednesday in June for athletes after their junior year. Athletes can have up to an unlimited number of official visits, but can’t visit one school in Division I more than once and visits can not be longer than 48 hours.
The three commits that are visiting K-State the weekend of June 7th are offensive tackle Will Klemna, linebacker Weston Polk, and quarterback Dillon Duff. All of these commits are three-star recruits rated by 247Sports.
There are six recruits heading to Manhattan for Klieman and the rest of the football program to pull out all the stops to bring these guys into the 2025 class that only has three commitments so far.
CB Leo Almanza
Leo Almanza is among the standout defensive prospects set to visit K-State this weekend. He had a brief glimpse of Kansas State earlier this spring during an unofficial visit and is now returning for an official visit, accompanied by his family.
Although Almanza has other options, including Big 12 rivals Utah, Baylor, and Houston, it appears that Kansas State holds a prominent position on his list of preferences. He expressed his enthusiasm about showcasing K-State to his entire family, indicating a strong connection. Almanza’s skill set suggests he could seamlessly integrate into Joe Klandermann’s defensive scheme.
DL Jackson Blackwell
Jackson Blackwell was one of three players on this list added to the official visit list for this weekend in the past week. Blackwell has a lot of teams vying for his commitment and Kansas State has now thrown their hat in the ring.
Blackwell is a top 64 defensive lineman in the country according to 247Sports. As a Texas native, K-State will have to fight other Texas schools such as Baylor, Houston, and Texas Tech but Arizona is also in the mix. Blackwell has announced he will make his decision on July 1st.
ATH Cameron Jamerson
Cameron Jamerson is a top 55 athlete in the current 2025 class and could find himself ranked higher as the summer and year go on. He could be ranked higher right now if it wasn’t for an injury, but he will play his final season in Texas with Shadow Creek.
Kansas State has to compete with big Texas programs such as TCU and SMU along with other big programs like Maryland and Louisville.
Edge Dalton Knapp
Kansas State marks Dalton Knapp’s first official visit and he already has a small tie to the Wildcats. The current wide receivers coach at All Saints Episcopal is Kendall Adams, who played at Kansas State as a defensive back.
The biggest competition K-State has for Knapp is Boise State and the Wildcats rival the Kansas Jayhawks. Offers have come in pretty quickly for Knapp and Boise and Kansas are making hard pushes for the young pass rusher, but with Kansas State landing the first official visit, the Wildcats may be able to close the deal for Knapp before he even sees the other schools.
OT Lucas Allgeyer
Lucas Allgeyer, hailing from St. Louis, Missouri, is a three-star offensive lineman according to 247Sports. He ranks as one of Kansas State’s top targets alongside tight end Linkon Cure. There’s potential for Allgeyer to gain a higher rating, possibly reaching four stars, especially if he showcases improvement in his performance during his senior year.
Allgeyer has scheduled visits to NC State and Iowa, with the latter likely posing as the Wildcats’ main competition for his commitment. Adding Allgeyer to K-State’s formidable offensive line would be a positive move, and the Wildcats aim to impress him during his upcoming visit.
WR Adonis Moise
Adonis Moise is an interesting wide receiver as it seems like he should have more official visits on his schedule, but Kansas State is currently listed as the only one. Moise has come out and said K-State is at the top of his list and could choose the Wildcats officially after this weekend.
Moise was garnering interest from other big programs like Clemson, Florida State, Kansas, and West Virginia last year, but since then Kansas State has been consistent in their interest in the young wide receiver.
