Kansas State signed five new football players on Wednesday, bringing its recruiting class up to 24 members.
Bill Snyder isn’t sure what to expect from this batch of recruits. Like always, he would prefer to wait a few years to evaluate. But he is hopeful this group is filled with hard-working prospects from good backgrounds that will come in and help the Wildcats. He wants to look back on 2018, the first recruiting cycle with an early signing period on top of traditional signing day, as the start of something good.
“It’s a group of good, young guys with a strong value system individually,” Snyder said.