By Tim Everson

Kansas State snuck in a final incoming transfer before hitting the road for Thursday’s Rate Bowl, and he may have been the best of the bunch so far.

Former Arizona safety Gunner Maldonado signed with the Wildcats on Monday after visiting Manhattan early last week.

Maldonado, who will be playing for the third Wildcat team of his career, started his college career at Northwestern in 2020 before transferring to Arizona after playing in three games in his true freshman season under Pat Fitzgerald in Evanston.

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By Tim Everson

Thanks to transfers and a couple NFL-bound former starters, Kansas State will look a little different when they run out onto the field to play in the Rate Bowl in Phoenix on Dec. 26.

On Wednesday, K-State released its first updated depth chart since the regular season ended, and there are multiple changes after some postseason roster churn.

As of Thursday, the Wildcats had 14 players from last years’ roster in the portal, and two others (DJ Giddens and Jacob Parrish) have declared for the draft a year early.

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