West Virginia Star Jordan Thomas Decommits, Commits to Kansas State
MANHATTAN, Kan. – In a significant recruiting coup for the Kansas State Wildcats women’s basketball team, highly touted guard Jordan Thomas has decommitted from West Virginia University and pledged her allegiance to the Wildcats. The announcement sent ripples through the college basketball world, highlighting the growing strength of the Kansas State program under head coach Jeff Mittie.
Thomas, a standout player from West Virginia was considered one of the top recruits in the region. Her decision to join the Wildcats marks a major victory for Mittie and his staff, who have been diligently building a competitive roster. Thomas’s skills and experience will undoubtedly bolster Kansas State’s lineup, adding depth and talent to an already promising team.
Coach Mittie expressed his excitement about the addition of Thomas to the Wildcats’ program. “Jordan is a phenomenal talent with a bright future,” Mittie stated in an official press release. “Her commitment is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our coaching staff and the overall appeal of our program. We are thrilled to welcome her to the Kansas State family.”
Thomas’s decision to decommit from West Virginia and choose Kansas State speaks volumes about the Wildcats’ rising profile. The program’s recent success, coupled with Mittie’s proven coaching ability, has attracted top-tier recruits like Thomas. Her addition signifies a significant step forward in the Wildcats’ pursuit of conference titles and national prominence.
The impact of Thomas’s commitment extends beyond the court. Her presence will undoubtedly elevate the team’s overall competitiveness and attract further attention from prospective recruits. Kansas State is positioning itself as a force to be reckoned with in the Big 12, and Thomas’s decision is a clear indication of the program’s trajectory toward sustained success. The Wildcats are poised for a strong season, and Thomas’s arrival only strengthens their chances.
