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Kansas State Freshman Enters Transfer Portal
Jordan Speiser leaves Wildcats after one season on the team.
Apr. 6, 2026 at 3:29pm
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A fractured, geometric illustration captures the complex emotions and shifting perspectives surrounding a young player's decision to leave her college basketball team.Manhattan TodayJordan Speiser, a highly touted freshman on the Kansas State women's basketball team, has entered the NCAA transfer portal after just one season with the Wildcats. Speiser was expected to be a key contributor for K-State, but has now decided to explore other options for continuing her collegiate career.
Why it matters
Speiser's departure is a significant loss for the Kansas State program, which was hoping she would be a cornerstone of the team's future. Her decision to transfer after just one year raises questions about the team's roster stability and ability to retain top talent.
The details
Speiser, a 6-foot guard, was a highly sought-after recruit coming out of high school. She played in 31 games for Kansas State last season, averaging 8.2 points, 3.1 rebounds, and 2.0 assists per game. However, her playing time and production declined as the season went on, leading to her decision to enter the transfer portal and seek a new opportunity.
- Speiser entered the NCAA transfer portal on April 6, 2026.
The players
Jordan Speiser
A 6-foot freshman guard who played one season for the Kansas State women's basketball team before entering the transfer portal.
Kansas State Wildcats
The women's basketball team at Kansas State University, located in Manhattan, Kansas.
What’s next
Speiser will now explore transfer options at other schools, with the goal of finding a program that can better utilize her skills and provide her with more playing time.
The takeaway
Speiser's decision to transfer after just one season at Kansas State is a setback for the Wildcats, who were counting on her to be a key part of their future. Her departure highlights the challenges that mid-major programs face in retaining top talent, and the importance of building a strong, stable roster.
