Coach Chris Klieman has made significant additions to the Kansas State football roster, bringing in two new transfers. The Wildcats were active in the transfer portal this past weekend, securing incoming players from Nebraska and South Alabama. These moves are part of Klieman’s ongoing efforts to strengthen the team and add depth to key positions.
Among the new additions, Gabe Ervin, a running back from Nebraska, was the first to commit to Kansas State. Standing at 6 feet 1 inch and weighing 220 pounds, Ervin brings a strong and powerful presence to the backfield. His physical attributes and running style make him a valuable addition to the Wildcats’ offensive lineup.
Ervin entered the transfer portal as a graduate transfer, a move that allows him to continue his college football career at Kansas State. After spending time at Nebraska, he will now look to make an impact at K-State, where the coaching staff is eager to utilize his skills and experience.
In particular, the Wildcats are expected to deploy Ervin as a power running back, taking advantage of his ability to break tackles and gain tough yards between the tackles. His size and strength will complement the team’s offensive scheme, and his experience at the collegiate level will add leadership to the backfield.
The addition of Ervin, along with the other transfer, highlights Kansas State’s commitment to improving the team through the transfer portal. Coach Klieman and his staff continue to build a competitive roster, and Ervin’s arrival is a key part of their efforts to bolster the running game for the upcoming season.
