Teams Kansas State 2018 Roster ← 2017 2019 → 2018 Kansas State roster 104 players: 21 freshmen, 12 sophomores, 28 juniors, 11 seniors, 32 with no class listed. From 18 states; the most from Kansas (42) and Texas (18). The 2018 season .
Quarterbacks 3 Running backs 10 Receivers 14 Tight ends 4 Offensive line 17 Defensive line 17 Linebackers 9 Defensive backs 19 Specialists 11
Quarterbacks 3 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2018 10 Skylar John Thompson QB 3★ 3-star recruit 6′2″ 212 Independence, MO 1,396 passing yards, 10 TD 16 Alex Delton QB 6′0″ 200 Hays, KS 554 passing yards, 2 TD 14 Hunter Hall QB 6′3″ 230 Clearwater, KS
Running backs 10 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2018 34 Alex Barnes RB Jr. 6′1″ 227 Pittsburg, KS 1,355 rushing yards, 12 TD 3 Dalvin Warmack RB Sr. 5′8″ 187 Blue Springs, MO 144 rushing yards 32 Justin Silmon RB Sr. 5′10″ 200 Tulsa, OK 76 rushing yards, 1 TD 80 Adam Harter FB Jr. 6′2″ 257 Olathe, KS 1 catch, 11 yards 23 Mike McCoy RB 3★ 3-star recruit So. 6′2″ 228 Topeka, KS 27 Cornelius Ruff IV RB 5′10″ 218 Kansas City, KS 33 Tyler Burns RB So. 6′0″ 217 Wichita, KS 35 Michael Warmack RB 5′5″ 173 Blue Springs, MO 36 Mason Barta FB Fr. 6′1″ 234 Holton, KS 47 Luke Sowa FB Jr. 6′3″ 238 Millstone, NJ
Receivers 14 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2018 12 Isaiah Zuber WR Jr. 6′0″ 190 Stone Mountain, GA 52 catches, 619 yards, 5 TD 83 Dalton Schoen WR Jr. 6′1″ 209 Overland Park, KS 32 catches, 520 yards, 2 TD 15 Zach Reuter WR Sr. 6′3″ 201 Columbia, MO 18 catches, 239 yards 4 Malik Knowles WR 6′3″ 200 Mansfield, TX 10 catches, 100 yards, 2 TD 2 Isaiah Harris WR So. 5′8″ 166 Fort Worth, TX 7 catches, 37 yards 21 Wykeen Akie Gill WR Fr. 5′10″ 184 Atchison, KS 7 catches, 54 yards 88 Phillip Brooks III WR 5′7″ 167 Lee’s Summit, MO 3 returns, 51 yards 13 Chabastin Taylor WR Fr. 6′4″ 215 Giddings, TX 3 catches, 22 yards, 1 TD 12 Landry Weber WR Fr. 5′10″ 186 Lenexa, KS 1 tackle 9 Hunter Rison WR 4★ 4-star recruit So. 5′11″ 203 Ann Arbor, MI 17 Nick Ast WR RS 6′5″ 220 Cimarron, KS 18 Eric Hommel WR Fr. 6′2″ 204 Littleton, CO 20 D.J. Render WR 3★ 3-star recruit 5′11″ 191 Kennesaw, GA 24 Dylan Wentzel WR Fr. 6′0″ 176 Salina, KS
Offensive line 17 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2018 92 Eli Huggins OG 6′5″ 297 Cumming, GA 1 tackle 71 OL Sr. 6′5″ 300 Wiggins, CO 1 catch, 5 yards, 1 TD 54 Hayden Perry OL Jr. 6′2″ 281 Emporia, KS 58 Justin Eichman OL So. 6′9″ 329 Topeka, KS 61 Abdul Beecham OL 6′3″ 321 Judson, TX 62 Tyler Mitchell OL Jr. 6′5″ 317 Bucksnort, AL 63 Ben Adler OL Fr. 6′4″ 332 Wichita, KS 65 Harrison Creed OL Fr. 6′5″ 298 Ulysses, KS 66 Aidan Mills OL 6′5″ 294 Newton, KS 68 Bill Kuduk OL 6′5″ 305 Chicago, IL 69 Noah Johnson OL Fr. 6′1″ 293 Sutton, NE 71 Logan Long OL Fr. 6′4″ 310 Woodward, OK 72 Evan Curl OL Jr. 6′5″ 295 Flower Mound, TX 74 Scott Frantz OL Jr. 6′5″ 303 Lawrence, KS 76 Josh Rivas OL 3★ 3-star recruit Fr. 6′6″ 320 Hutchinson, KS 77 Nick Kaltmayer OL Jr. 6′8″ 311 Edwardsville, IL 79 Adam Holtorf OL Jr. 6′4″ 302 Seward, NE
Defensive line 17 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2018 51 Reggie Walker DE Jr. 6′2″ 250 Ponchatoula, LA 35 tackles, 7.5 sacks 56 Wyatt Hubert DE 3★ 3-star recruit Fr. 6′3″ 270 Topeka, KS 34 tackles, 4.5 sacks, 1 INT 99 Trey Dishon DT Jr. 6′2″ 311 Horton, KS 26 tackles, 1 sack 44 Kyle Alan Ball DE Jr. 6′2″ 250 Prairie Village, KS 16 tackles, 2 sacks 91 Jordan Mittie DT Jr. 6′3″ 284 Aledo, TX 17 tackles, 1 sack 13 Chase Johnston DE 3★ 3-star recruit Jr. 6′3″ 237 Carl Junction, MO 8 tackles, 2 sacks 90 Bronson Massie DE 6′4″ 258 Lufkin, TX 11 tackles 96 Joe Davies DT Jr. 6′3″ 285 Carrollton, TX 11 tackles 53 Jacob Jenkins DE Fr. 6′3″ 231 Anthony, KS 8 tackles 42 Chris Dugan DE So. 6′1″ 237 Wichita, KS 2 tackles 59 Drew Wiley DT So. 6′4″ 300 Vinton, IA 2 tackles 33 Anthony Payne DE 3★ 3-star recruit RS 6′2″ 295 Peculiar, MO 42 Osvelt Joseph DE 6′2″ 232 Miami, FL 45 Reed Godinet DE Fr. 6′5″ 250 Springdale, AR 50 Jordon Robertson DT 6′3″ 270 Dallas, TX 69 Carlos Emanuel DT 6′3″ 312 Hanover, KS 97 Logan Stoddard DT Sr. 6′0″ 257 Wamego, KS
Defensive backs 19 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2018 7 Eli Walker DB Sr. 6′2″ 205 Long Beach, CA 68 tackles 12 A.J. Parker DB So. 5′11″ 178 Bartlesville, OK 53 tackles, 2 INT 8 Duke Shelley DB Sr. 5′9″ 180 Tucker, GA 33 tackles, 3 INT 21 Kendall Adams DB 3★ 3-star recruit Sr. 6′1″ 228 Fort Worth, TX 39 tackles, 1 INT 15 Walter Neil Jr. CB 5′10″ 180 Lawton, OK 40 tackles 20 Denzel Goolsby DB Jr. 5′11″ 204 Wichita, KS 36 tackles 31 Jahron McPherson DB Fr. 6′1″ 200 Basehor, KS 19 tackles, 1 INT 7 Kevion McGee DB Jr. 5′10″ 187 Ardmore, OK 9 tackles, 2 INT 6 Johnathan Durham DB Jr. 6′0″ 195 Aledo, TX 13 tackles, 1 INT 19 Colby Dean Moore DB Sr. 6′1″ 204 Argyle, TX 10 tackles 7 Lance Robinson DB 3★ 3-star recruit 5′11″ 180 New Orleans, LA 9 tackles 21 Darreyl Patterson DB 3★ 3-star recruit Jr. 5′10″ 174 Lawton, OK 6 tackles 24 Brock Monty DB So. 6′2″ 211 Wichita, KS 6 tackles 19 Ross Elder DB Fr. 6′1″ 189 Kansas City, MO 4 tackles 8 Daron Bowles DB Jr. 5′9″ 185 Stone Mountain, GA 1 tackle 9 Wayne Jones DB 3★ 3-star recruit 6′0″ 205 Owasso, OK 1 tackle 9 E.J. Thomas DB RS 5′11″ 167 Atlanta, GA 17 Jonathan Alexander DB Fr. 6′2″ 213 Fort Worth, TX 33 Sam Hardin DB 6′1″ 190 Wichita, KS
Specialists 11 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2018 10 Blake Edward Lynch PK So. 5′5″ 148 Goddard, KS 14 of 16 field goals 21 Devin Anctil P Jr. 6′1″ 234 Lenexa, KS 27 punts, 43.6 average 18 Andrew Hicks P Fr. 5′11″ 182 Shawnee, KS 17 punts, 44.0 average 22 Nick Ross McLellan PK Jr. 6′2″ 182 West Des Moines, IA 0 of 1 field goal 32 Bernardo Rodriguez P 5′10″ 189 Coppell, TX 5 punts, 36.4 average 45 David James Tullis LS Sr. 5′11″ 198 Derby, KS 1 tackle 8 Ty Zentner P RS 6′2″ 200 Topeka, KS 36 Jeremy Collier P 5′10″ 175 Overland Park, KS 38 Dalton Harman LS 6′2″ 245 Salina, KS 49 Wesley Burris LS So. 5′10″ 204 Olathe, KS 90 Max Poduska PK RS 6′0″ 185 Fort Collins, CO
Landry Weber, Devin Anctil, Jeremy Collier, Kyle Alan Ball, Wesley Burris, Adam Harter, Dalton Schoen, Blaise Gammon Denzel Goolsby, Brock Monty, Sam Hardin, Tyler Burns, Chris Dugan, Ben Adler Duke Shelley, E.J. Thomas, Justin Hughes, Elijah Sullivan Ty Zentner, Mike McCoy, Wyatt Hubert, Justin Eichman Isaiah Harris, Jonathan Alexander, Kendall Adams Dalvin Warmack, Michael Warmack Johnathan Durham, Jordan Mittie Daron Bowles, Isaiah Zuber Skylar John Thompson, Ross Elder Walter Neil Jr., Darreyl Patterson Andrew Hicks, Cornelius Ruff IV Colby Dean Moore, Sam Sizelove Dylan Wentzel, Dalton Harman Spencer Misko, Evan Curl Bernardo Rodriguez, Joe Davies Eric Gallon II Matt Jones Malik Knowles Da’Quan Patton Ryan Henington Eli Walker Kevion McGee Lance Robinson Hunter Rison Wayne Jones Blake Edward Lynch A.J. Parker Chabastin Taylor Chase Johnston Hunter Hall Zach Reuter Alex Delton Nick Ast Eric Hommel D.J. Render Wykeen Akie Gill Nick Ross McLellan Jahron McPherson Justin Silmon Anthony Payne Alex Barnes Blake Richmeier Mason Barta Osvelt Joseph David James Tullis Reed Godinet Luke Sowa Jordon Robertson Reggie Walker Jacob Jenkins Hayden Perry Cody Fletcher Drew Wiley Abdul Beecham Tyler Mitchell Harrison Creed Aidan Mills Bill Kuduk Carlos Emanuel Noah Johnson Dalton Risner Logan Long Scott Frantz Josh Rivas Nick Kaltmayer Adam Holtorf Cameron Cotton Nick Lenners Phillip Brooks III Bronson Massie Max Poduska Eli Huggins Logan Stoddard Trey Dishon KS 42 TX 18 GA 8 MO 8 OK 7 Hometowns of the 2018 Kansas State roster; the five states sending the most labeled with their players. Hover a dot for names. Map: us-atlas (public domain).
Where the roster comes from By state Kansas 42 Texas 18 Missouri 8 Georgia 8 Oklahoma 7 Colorado 3 Nebraska 3 Florida 2 Top counties Johnson County, Kansas pop. 621,000 9 Sedgwick County, Kansas pop. 528,000 9 Tarrant County, Texas pop. 2.2 million 5 DeKalb County, Georgia pop. 765,000 5 Jackson County, Missouri pop. 720,000 5 Hometowns placed in their counties with the US Census Bureau’s Gazetteer files. Populations from the US Census Bureau’s American Community Survey, 2020–2024 5-year estimates. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau. Which states send the most FBS players for their size .
Rosters from CollegeFootballData.com, as the school listed them, each group in order of its players’ 2018 production (yards, tackles, kicks), then by number. Hometowns are each player’s latest on file. Transfers are this season’s arrivals through the portal; stars are the player’s 247Sports composite rating as a recruit.
Dalton Risner OL