The Kansas State Wildcats first prospect camp of the summer was a memorable one, as the Big12 standout competitor, whose staff are some of the best evaluators and developers in the country, and the offers were flying after the night of action in Manhattan. Kirksville High School was one of the big recipients of both the Kansas State Wildcats’ offer wave, as well as one of the bigger winners of the early summer camp szn program-wise, and saw their big-time 2026 OL Bennett Fraser walk away as a P4 offeree after his performance in Kansas.

6’5 and 255 pounds, three-sport athlete who competes in basketball and track & field, and a heckuva athlete for his size and age, Fraser’s overall mobility and quickness for a kid of his size jump off the tape first and foremost. The RT demonstrates good strength, heavy hands, and experience in pass protection, and he gets up and under opponents chest plates and shows noticeable leg drive after contact. He can really cover some ground and change direction well for a then-sophomore, and I love the pursuit speed, balance, and body control for a young buck of his size. Fraser can execute seal and reach blocks, as well as show off his lateral agility by passing off rushers and adjusting mid-play in pass-pro situations, and is an impressively quick puller who flies out of his stance and can cover ground as a lead blocker. If the athleticism is consistent from film to in-person evaluations, Fraser is going to be a very popular prospect by the time his recruitment finishes up. More offers coming!