The Kansas State football team has added local talent to its 2025 recruiting class with the commitment of Maguire Richman, a 6-foot-2, 200-pound linebacker from Blue Valley.
Richman, a three-star prospect, announced his decision to join the Wildcats on social media Wednesday. He chose Kansas State over Iowa, where his older brother, Mason, is a starting offensive lineman. Richman also received scholarship offers from Memphis, North Dakota State, Toledo, Tulsa, and Wyoming.
Kansas State secured his commitment following an official visit to Manhattan. This addition marks another recruiting success for the Wildcats, who have been rapidly adding prospects this month. Richman’s commitment brings the total number of recruits in K-State’s 2025 class to nine, including two from Kansas: Richman and Derby defensive back Martel Jackson.
The full class includes offensive lineman Will Kemna (Jefferson City), linebacker Weston Polk (Coppell, Texas), quarterback Dillon Duff (St. Louis), wide receiver Adonis Moise (Ellenton, Florida), defensive end Sawyer Schilke (Kearney, Nebraska), defensive end Dalton Knapp (Grapevine, Texas), defensive back JoJo Scott (Lakeland, Florida), Jackson, and Richman.
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