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Data Scout Notes: 2022: NAC...2021: Transfer from Nebraska...2020: NAC
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Kansas State added some new blood to its wide receiver room Monday. Kade Warner, son of Pro Football Hall of Fame and Super Bowl-winning quarterback Kurt Warner, announced he had committed to the Wildcats. Warner will have two seasons of eligibility rema ining when he arrives on campus. He spent the past four seasons at Nebraska. Warner, a 6-foot-1, 210-pound wide receiver, began his career in Lincoln, Neb., as a walk-on before he was placed on scholarship prior to the 2020 campaign. His teammates also v oted him to serve as a team captain last season. He played in every game in 2020 and made four starts. Warner finished with five receptions for 40 yards. His best season with the Cornhuskers came in 2019, when he hauled in eight passes for a personal-bes t 101 yards, averaging 12.6 yards per catch. - Manhattan Mercury
(DS#90 WR) rSr/2023  WR Kade Warner, Kansas State
News Source: Manhattan Mercury
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Nebraska is losing an offensive captain to the NCAA's transfer portal. Junior wide receiver Kade Warner, the former walk-on wide receiver who earned a scholarship last year as much for his leadership as his on-field production, entered his name into the NCAA's transfer portal on Tuesday. Warner acknowledged the move on social media and called it "the toughest decision I have ever had to make -- but I know it's the right one." Warner, a Scottsdale, Arizona, native, was one of NU's five captains in 2020, but his playing time diminished significantly as the season progressed. He started off by playing a considerable amount as part of Nebraska's receiver rotation, but ceded time to Iowa transfer Oliver Martin, South Dakota transfer Levi Falck, freshman Zav ier Betts and others as the Huskers transitioned more and more to young and new players. - Lincoln Journal Star
(DS#90 WR) rSr/2023 WR Kade Warner, Kansas State
News Source: Lincoln Journal Star
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