Kansas State lands Arkansas transfer Baye Fall
By ADAM ZAGORIA
Arkansas transfer Baye Fall announced his commitment to Kansas State.
The 6-foot-11 former McDonald’s All-American averaged 0.8 points and 1.3 rebounds in a limited role at Arkansas last season, and then opted to transfer after coach Eric Musselman departed for USC and was replaced by former Kentucky coach John Calipari.
Six Arkansas players have entered the portal, with Joseph Pinton (Arkansas State), Tramon Mark (Texas) and Trevon Brazille (NBA Draft) choosing their future paths. Keyon Menifield, Layden Blocker, Davonte “Devo” Davis, Khalif Battle, Denijay Harris and walk-on Cade Arbogast have yet to announce their plans.
The 6-5 Battle, who averaged 14.8 points this past season, visited Kansas State this week.
NJ native and @RazorbackMBB transfer @khalifbattle24 visited Kansas State
— Adam Zagoria (@AdamZagoria) April 28, 2024
The 6-foot-5 senior averaged 14.8 PPG this season. He went for 42 points in one game and had two others of 30+ https://t.co/BE7yBXzgBs
Fall initially committed to Arkansas over Auburn, Rutgers and Seton Hall in 2022.
At Kansas State, Fall joins Viillanova transfer guard Brendan Hausen, former Illinois-Chicago guard C.J. Jones and former Michigan guard Dug McDaniel.
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