Kansas State Lands Transfer Wing Isaiah Abraham

0:00On April 28, Kansas State just landed a intriguing transfer in Wing Isaiah Abraham, a six-foot seven junior from Gainesville, Virginia, with two years of eligibility left. He's a former four-star recruit, ranked top 75 nationally out of high school, where he balled at Paul VI, winning state titles and hitting, national finals. Abraham bounced for a minimal minutes at Yukon to starting 31 games at Georgetown last season. At Georgetown, he averaged 4.8 points and 2.9 rebounds over 20 minutes per game, shooting decent from deep at 33 percent. His high school rep was as a defensive stopper and shooter, but college production has in mass yet. Think low-double digits in scoring most nights, with a high of 17, once. Fans and analysts see this as Coach Casey Alexander betting on untapped talent, much like he did with Tyler Lundblade at Belmont, turning a overlooked shooter into a 47 percent

1:00three-point machine. Missing those Belmont guys stung, but Abraham's athleticism and experience make him a smarter defensive fit for the Big 12 grind. Looking ahead, he's in the mix for starting Wing Spot amid competition, bringing rim finishing, spacing, and switchable defense that Kansas State desperately needs. Alexander stocking up on athletes like him to build a tough squad. With the offense clicks under the staff, Abraham could emerge as a two-way force over the next two seasons, proving this low-risk move pays off big in.