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    K-State MBB secure second commit in as many days, Missouri point guard Exavier Wilson

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    By Mitch Fortner on March 6, 2025 K-State Basketball, Sports

    Less than 24 hours after K-State received their first Class of 2025 commit in the form of Mississippi’s Ashton Magee, point guard Exavier Wilson committed to K-State early this afternoon. Wilson is a 3-star recruit according to On3.

    The 6 foot 1 senior out of Father Tolton High School in Columbia, Missouri, received an offer from Jerome Tang and the K-State coaching staff less than a week ago.

    Wilson had offers from West Virginia, FIU and several other schools.

    Both Magee and Wilson were late bloomers on the recruitment trails, with both garnering more interest as their seasons went on. The two were both in attendance in Manhattan last weekend for official visits after receiving offers from K-State in February.

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