Owasso senior receiver Julius Wilson announced his commitment to Kansas State on Sunday. Wilson committed to Oklahoma State in November before his recruitment reopened the following month. He then picked up offers from Kansas State, OU and UAB.

Kansas landed a solid mid-major wide receiver who has the potential to become one of Isaiah Marshall's favorite targets.

A 19-year coaching veteran who has presided over explosive offenses during his eight seasons as a coordinator, Sean Gleeson has been hired as Kansas State's offensive coordinator,

Amid a flurry of movement in the early days of the transfer window, a handful of Kansas players took to social media on Saturday night to post official KU football graphics suggesting they are “locked in” for next season.

A former 3-star prospect out of high school, he stands at an imposing 6-foot-7, 341 pounds, making him a force to be reckoned with. Stroh is currently rated as 247 Sports' No. 226 overall player in the transfer portal and the No. 13 interior offensive lineman.

Wilson chose K-State over Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Tulsa and Texas Tech. He recently finished campus visits in both Manhattan and Norman. But he preferred the Wildcats. Wilson was previously committed to Oklahoma State, but he decided to explore other options after Eric Morris replaced Mike Gundy as head coach for the Cowboys.

Kansas has earned the transfer commitment of former Baylor and Louisville safety Corey Gordon, according to multiple reports on Sunday night. ESPN was first to report the addition, which gives KU yet another power-conference veteran to deploy one of its most thoroughly overhauled position groups.

Kansas football has added a number of special teams players in recent days. KU picked up commitments from former Michigan State kicker Martin Connington, Australian punter Matthew Gill and Cal long snapper Rino Monteforte. All three players announced their commitments Friday.