In the world of college football, everyone knows what it means to be June. Now that official visitation time has arrived, Kansas State will be hosting a sizable group of recruits and commits this month.
Several players from Kansas State will be visiting this month, but the first group of recruits is scheduled to arrive this coming weekend on June 7.
Currently, Chris Klieman and the Wildcats will host three additional recruits who have already committed for the 2025 class in addition to the six target recruits. The NCAA has established policies regarding official recruits.
For athletes beyond the junior year, official visits are only permitted between April 1st and the final Wednesday in June. Athletes are permitted an unlimited number of official visits; however, visits cannot be extended beyond 48 hours or include more than one visit to a single Division I school.
On the weekend of June 7, Will Klemna, an offensive tackle, linebacker Weston Polk, and quarterback Dillon Duff, a quarterback, will be visiting K-State. According to 247Sports, each of these commits is a three-star recruit.
Six recruits are on their way to Manhattan, where Klieman and the football team will need to work extra hard to get these players into the 2025 class, which currently only has three commitments.
OT Lucas Allegeyer
According to 247Sports, Lucas Allgeyer, an offensive lineman from St. Louis, Missouri, is rated three stars. With the exception of tight end Linkon Cure, this is one of the top recruits that Kansas State is pursuing. If Allgeyer improves on his performance in his final season, he has a good chance of being a four-star recruit.
Allgeyer’s schedule includes trips to Iowa and North Carolina State, and the Hawkeyes are likely the Wildcats’ main rival. K-State hopes to impress Allgeyer during his visit, as he would be a valuable addition to the Wildcats’ hard-hitting offensive line.
CB Leo Almanza
One of the best defensive players to visit K-State this weekend is Leo Almanza. Almanza will be able to bring his family along for his official visit to Kansas State, having visited the campus briefly earlier this spring on an unofficial visit.
Though Utah, Baylor, and Houston—all Big 12 opponents—as well as Kansas State seem to be at the top of Almanza’s list of options. He expressed his excitement about showing his entire family K-State, and it appears that he would be a fantastic asset to Joe Klandermann’s defense team.
Jackson, DL
Three players on this list were added to the official visitation list for this coming weekend within the last week, including Jackson Blackwell. Numerous teams are vying for Blackwell’s commitment, and Kansas State has now entered the race.
According to 247Sports, Blackwell is among the top 64 defensive linemen in the nation. Being a native of Texas, K-State will face competition from other Texas universities like Baylor, Houston, and Texas Tech, but Arizona will also be present. Blackwell has declared that on July 1st, he will make his choice.
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