Although Kansas State already has 19 players committed in their 2025 recruiting class, the Wildcats are still looking to add to next season's roster. On Saturday, the Wildcats will welcome a pair of junior college recruits on campus for official visits during K-State's game against Arizona State.

Defensive tackle Kelten Mickell and wide receiver Jemyri Davis announced on social media that they plan to take official visits this weekend.

They mark the first junior colleges with confirmed interest in the 2025 class. In 2024, the Wildcats added defensive tackle Malcolm Alcorn-Crowder, linebacker Kaden McMahan, and safety Dante Thomas from junior college.

Kelten Mickell was previously committed to Liberty until August before re-opening his recruitment following interest from multiple Power 4 programs.

The Ellisville (Miss.) Jones College defensive tackle is considered the top JUCO recruit in the country by Rivals.com and has earned a four-star rating.

Since re-opening his recruit, Mickell has taken official visits to South Carolina, Utah State, and K-State. Tennessee, North Texas, Memphis, and TCU are among the recent schools to offer Mickell.

Mickell impressed for Jones College, recording 32 total tackles, including 4.0 for a loss and one sack in eight games. The 6-foot-2, 295-pound defensive tackle has also forced a fumble and blocked a kick. Mickell earned All-MACCC first-team honors with Jones College in 2023.

Defensive tackle has been a need for K-State dating back to last season. Alongside their addition of Alcorn-Crowder, the Wildcats were involved with multiple players in the transfer portal but failed to land any of them. The Wildcats also offered multiple defensive tackles in the class of 2025 but have gained much momentum in any of those offers.

Although Damian Ilalio still has eligibility, the Wildcats will lose Uso Seumalo, who has been a staple at defensive tackle for multiple seasons. Mickell's potential addition would help add playable depth, but the Wildcats may look to add one more defensive tackle via the transfer portal.

Athens (TX) Trinity Valley C.C. wide receiver Jemyri Davis announced a K-State offer yesterday and quickly scheduled an official visit for this weekend.

The Wildcats are the first Power 4 offer for Davis, who received offers from multiple Group of 5 schools. Some notable schools include Florida Atlantic, Western Kentucky, Sam Houston State, and UTEP.

Davis leads Trinity Valley in receiving with 536 yards and six touchdowns on 30 receptions. Davis' best showing came in a four-point loss to Cisco College, recording 244 yards and three touchdowns on eight receptions.

Wide receiver was a position that K-State heavily pursued in the summer but only landed a commitment from Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy's Adonis Moise. Goodland (Kans.) tight end Linkon Cure could also play some wide receiver at the next level, but he's considered more of a true tight end.

The Wildcats also looked for wide receiver help in the transfer portal last off-season, adding Penn State transfer Dante Cephas. Cephas has just 55 yards on six catches this season and will run out of eligibility at the end of the season.