Kansas State men's basketball lost another player to the transfer portal Monday morning.

Center Ugonna Onyenso is the latest to enter, per On3Spots. Onyenso played 11 minutes per game, averaging 2.8 points, 2.4 rebounds and 0.9 blocks.

Dylan Edwards is ready for the task of being Kansas State's primary running back next season.

And his team is ready, too. Edwards credits his personal growth to his teammates elevating him and pushing him to new heights.

“Just by my teammates pushing me," Edwards said in his Wednesday presser. "Avery (Johnson), VJ (Payne), Donovan Macintosh, all those guys run 23 as well. Them pushing every day in my offseason definitely helped.”

Edwards finished last season with 546 yards and five touchdowns, including his 196-yard performance in the Rate Bowl against Rutgers. He averaged 7.4 yards per carry, among the highest in the Power Four.

"Just by the work I put in every day in practice," Edwards said. "I try to show it, and just from the help from the offensive line, really. Credit to those guys, I didn’t even know that. That’s crazy.”

He even jokingly talked about racing quarterback Avery Johnson, praising his speed as his biggest asset with his dual-threat play style.

"He can fly," Edwards said. "I've never seen a quarterback run that fast or just have that much of a dog mentality on the field. He really wants it this year, and you can tell with how he comes here every day with a winning dog mentality."