Kansas State has secured a significant addition to its offensive line with the commitment of Wagner transfer . The 6’6″, 320-pound offensive tackle, who did not allow a sack during the 2023 season, announced his decision on Wednesday, choosing the Wildcats over Colorado, Illinois, Houston, and Cal, among others. Sneh, a Philadelphia native, has two years of eligibility remaining and is expected to make an immediate impact in Manhattan.
Kansas State extended an offer to Sneh in late December and hosted him for an official visit on January 7-8. His stellar performance at Wagner, where he earned an 81 pass-blocking grade and a 72 run-blocking grade from PFF, made him a sought-after player in the transfer portal.
Over 20 schools expressed interest, but Sneh prioritized Kansas State due to its strong track record of developing offensive linemen, such as KT Leveston and Cooper Beebe, for the NFL. “The top priority I’m looking for in a school is the development aspect because my final goal is the NFL,” Sneh told 247 Sports before committing.
Sneh’s journey began at Elizabeth City State College, a Division II program in North Carolina, before transferring to FCS-level Wagner. After contributing to Wagner’s four-win season in 2023, he entered the transfer portal seeking an opportunity to compete at the highest level of college football. His versatility to play both left and right tackle positions fills a critical need for Kansas State, as the team looks to replace starting tackles Easton Kilty and Carver Willis.
Sneh is expected to start immediately and bolster an offensive line that will be reconfigured for the 2024 season. While not the highest-rated recruit in the transfer cycle, his potential to make a significant impact makes him a key addition for the Wildcats. Kansas State is also pursuing additional transfers to strengthen its roster further.
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