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K-State football adds 4 new transfers over weekend

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By KMAN Staff on December 23, 2024 K-State Football, K-State Sports, Sports

By Tim Everson

After a bit of a slow start on the incoming side of the transfer portal, the Wildcats have had four quick signings in the span of around 24 hours.

West Georgia safety Mar’quavious Moss, Boston College wide receiver Jerand Bradley, Ohio State linebacker Gabe Powers and USC offensive tackle Amos Talalele all signed with K-State on Friday and Saturday, bringing the Wildcats’ incoming transfer total to six.

All fill major needs for the Wildcats, who are losing multiple key players from all four positions to the transfer port and graduation.

Starting with Moss, the 6-foot-1, 190-pound defensive back has two years of eligibility after playing the 2023 season at Dodge City Community College and last season for the FCS West Georgia Wolves.

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Amos Talalele USC College football transfer portal news Gabe Powers Ohio State Jerand Bradley transfer K-State Football K-State roster updates Kansas State transfer portal Mar’quavious Moss K-State NCAA football transfers Wildcats signings 2024
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