Kansas State lands transfer safety Mar'Quavious Moss

Kansas State has landed another player out of the transfer portal. West Georgia safety Mar’Quavious Moss has committed to K-State.

The announcement from Moss comes shortly after an official visit to Kansas State. His visit took place December 14th and he has been one of many prospects in Manhattan in the past few weeks. Moss has had a busy visit schedule as he has visited Georgia Tech, Tulane, Virginia and Houston in addition to K-State. Nebraska was involved late and got the last visit, which forced Moss to push his commitment back a day.

A tip of the hat goes to the Wildcats defensive coordinator and safeties coach Joe Klanderman. Kansas State was the first school to offer Moss when he entered the transfer portal and made him a major priority. K-State also had the advantage of Moss previously playing at Dodge City Community College for one season and has a connection to West Georgia on the Wildcats staff as Assistant Director of On Campus Recruiting Riley Galpin spent the last two years at West Georgia.

The true sophomore safety had a productive first season at West Georgia. He totaled 56 tackles with nine being tackles for a loss and 4.5 sacks along with four pass breakups and a forced fumble. His work around the line of scrimmage likely will have him playing the ‘Jack’ safety role in Manhattan.

According to the On3 Industry Ranking (a combination of all four recruiting services), Moss is the No. 120 player in the transfer portal. He is also the No. 9 safety in the transfer portal as well as the No. 6 safety among players still available.

Moss is the No. 27 player added to the Wildcats roster in the 2025 recruiting class and is the third transfer added. The West Point, Georgia native will come to Kansas State with two seasons of eligibility remaining. He also has a redshirt available.