Chase Duarte, the 6’4”, 315-pound offensive lineman from San Diego State, is poised to make his mark at Kansas State this season—projected as a third-string right guard with three to four years of eligibility left. A standout four-year letterman and captain at Clayton Valley Charter, he’s already earned 52 snaps as a true sophomore, showing promise in key matchups. Originally committed to Fresno State, he followed his position coach, Mike Schmidt, to Manhattan—where his development could be the quiet spark the Wildcats’ offensive line needs.

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K-State hoops is heating up as new talent settles in and veterans lead the charge, building chemistry and hype for a season that’s already shaping up to be electric. Players are crushing it on the international stage, gaining experience while the coaching staff pushes them to rise. This roster? It’s got serious potential—and the foundation is being laid right now.

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