Kansas State didn’t land Nebraska transfer wide receiver Jaidyn Doss — but the Wildcats aren’t pressing the panic button.
Despite losing the Missouri native to rival Kansas on Monday, K-State remains confident in its depth at receiver and defensive back, two key positions hit hardest by offseason departures.
Doss, a two-way player in two seasons with the Huskers, was expected to help bolster K-State’s receiving corps in transition.
The 6-foot, 195-pound former three-star recruit ranked No. 14 in Missouri per the 247Sports Composite and held 15 Power Five offers out of high school. However, he’s caught just two passes for 20 yards in his college career.