Kansas State is still searching for their first big land in the transfer portal this spring, but they may not have to wait much longer.

 

Tylor Perry, the reigning Conference USA player of the Year, NIT champion, and former national champion at Coffeyville Community College, was in Manhattan visiting the Wildcats yesterday.

 

Perry has ties to the KSU program, with assistant coach Jareem Dowling being a former tutor for Tylor when they were both at North Texas. Dowling also helped recruit Perry when he began his career at CCC.

 

The senior guard would have a great opportunity to become an instant impact player for Jerome Tang, helping replace the production that Markquis Nowell and Keyontae Johnson brought last season. Perry averaged 17 points and 3 rebounds per game, and is a lethal outside shooter dating back to his days under Red Raven coach Jay Herkelman.

 

Tylor Perry will make his final decision on May 2nd, and is currently deciding between KSU, Texas Tech, Florida, and Ole Miss.