Kansas State basketball has extended another offer within its next class. This time, it was three-star forward Victor Aborowa, who shared his offer via social media on Friday. He currently attends Andrews Osborne Academy High School in Willoughby, OH. Aborowa also received offers from South Florida, Robert Morris, and Oklahoma State.
Wings are essential for Kansas State, especially after a season where a good chunk of its frontcourt was decimated by injury. Most of the big men are sophomores, so the program won't have to worry about that position unless they transfer out or underperform.
Here are a few other recent offers in the Wildcats' 2027 class:
David Cochran, Forward
Four-star power forward Davis Cochran, who currently attends Brentwood High School in Brentwood, TN, has narrowed Kansas State as one of his top institutions. The Wildcats are among the eight favorites to land him, joining schools like Tennessee, Cincinnati, and Virginia. Last season, Cochran averaged 22 points, 10 rebounds, two assists, 1.9 blocks, and one steal.
Malik Olajuwon, Guard
Malik Olajuwon currently attends Fort Bend Clements High School in Sugar Land, TX. Last season, he averaged 21.7 points, 7.1 rebounds, and 2.3 blocks, per MaxPreps. Olajuwon also received offers from Texas Tech, TCU, and SMU. Houston will likely offer him as well, considering his father came out of the program a legend en route to being the top Draft pick in 1984. Shooting guard is so essential for Casey Alexander's game plan, as he emphasizes the 3-point shot in his offense.
Teke Deng, Center
Teke Deng, who currently attends Olathe North High School in Olathe, KS, is one of the primary targets the Wildcats have kept an eye on. In his three state Tournament games, he averaged 19 points, 13 rebounds, and five blocks. Deng also received an offer from UNLV. Most of Kansas State's frontcourt is underclassmen, so big men aren't an immediate need. However, adding depth to that position is essential, especially for a frontcourt that was exposed nearly all last season as injuries piled up.
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