K-State football announces five staff additions

MANHATTAN (KSNT) - Kansas State football is loading up for the 2024 season with some new staff members.

On Wednesday, K-State Athletics announced the hiring of five new K-State members to its football staff.

The list includes Nate Kaczor, as reported by KSNT on March 4. Kaczor left the NFL to come to Manhattan.

Also joining Klieman's staff is Drew Liddle, Sean Maguire, Riley Galpin and Lonnie Maddox.

Galpin will be the assistant director of on-campus recruiting. She comes to K-State from a similar role at the University of West Georgia.

Maddox will serve as an assistant strength and conditioning coach. He spent the last four seasons at Valdosta State as the head strength and conditioning coach for all 14 athletics programs and did the same the 2017 through 2019 seasons at Alcorn State.

Liddle and Maguire joins the 'Cats as offensive analyst. Maguire most recently worked as a defensive analyst and quality control coach for the University of Buffalo. He previously spent time with Texas A&M, Florida State and other programs.

It's a return to the little apple for Liddle, who played offensive line at K-State from 2010-2014. He was the tight ends/ fullbacks coach at UTEP the last two seasons.