Marquel Sutton, a 6-foot-8 senior forward who spent the past three seasons at Omaha, has locked in a recruiting visit with Jerome Tang and the Wildcats. Sutton told League Ready that he plans to be in Manhattan on Monday.

SPOKANE, Wash. (KCTV) - The K-State Women’s basketball team’s bid for an NCAA Championship title has ended. Kansas State Women’s basketball team fell to the USC Trojans on Saturday night, March 29, during the Sweet 16 match of the NCAA tournament. With that, the Wildcats’ bid for an NCAA Title has ended.

Juju Watkins’ absence and Ayoka Lee’s presence made this No. 1-No. 5 matchup one of the biggest toss-ups of the third round.

Kansas State has another transfer they should be eyeing. Miami transfer guard Jalil Bethea listed the Wildcats as one of his top destinations spots, along with

Other transfers that have been linked to K-State include: Amarion Dickerson (Robert Morris), Chase Forte (South Dakota), Jonathan Powell (West Virginia), Nick Pringle (South Carolina) and All Wright (Valpo). How does the K-State women’s basketball team match up with USC without JuJu Watkins playing? -@pastorcshane via X.

Jerome Tang and the Kansas State Wildcats have scheduled their first official visit of transfer portal season with a big-name wing. That player is Omaha’s Marquel Sutton, who was named the Summit League Player of the Year for his spectacular play in 2024-25.

Thirteen hits, including homers by Seth Dardar , Maximus Martin , and Keegan O'Connor , powered K-State to a 10-5 victory over Texas Tech in the series

With a K-State win on Saturday, the Wildcats would make its second Elite Eight appearance in program history and the first since 1982.