Staff Directory

Trey Scott

Title:
General Manager

THE SCOTT FILE

PERSONAL

Hometown: Shawnee, Kansas
Education: Kansas State, 2010
Wife: Lauren
Children: Allie, Jack

PROFESSIONAL RESUME

2011: Washington Redskins (Pro Personnel Assistant)
2012-22: Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders (College Scout/Pro Personnel Executive)
2022: Rep 1 Sports (Agent)
2023-25: Excel Sports Management (Agent)
2026: Kansas State (General Manager)

Trey Scott, who worked 11 years in player personnel with NFL clubs and the last three years as a coaches and executives agent, is in his first season as the program’s General Manager in 2026.

Scott brings a unique, well-rounded prospective to Kansas State in the new era of college athletics as he has traveled throughout Division I football as a scout for two NFL clubs before handling contract negotiations over the last several years.

In his role in Manhattan, Scott will manage the composition of the football roster and, in consultation with head coach Collin Klein and assistant coaches, determine strategies to retain current student-athletes and attract prospective student-athletes.

After concluding his playing days as a K-State quarterback in 2010, Scott began in professional football as a pro personnel assistant with the Washington Redskins in 2011. He received an opportunity to work for the Oakland Raiders in 2012 and moved to Las Vegas when the franchise was relocated in 2020. Starting as a Midwest scout of the Raiders, Scott earned multiple promotions, culminating with the title of assistant director of player personnel where he oversaw all aspects of the personnel department.

Scott left the Raiders in 2022 to lead the coaching and executives division of Rep 1 Sports before the company was acquired by Excel Sports Management in 2023. For Excel Sports, Scott represented some of the top college football and NFL coaches in addition to front office members with his primary focus of handling their contract negotiations. He also worked as a consultant for athletic departments around the country, helping schools navigate the new era of college athletics in revenue sharing, NIL and spending of revenue sharing dollars.

A native of Shawnee, Kansas, who played at Mill Valley High School, Scott earned dual bachelor’s degrees in business management and supply chain management – in addition to a minor in economics – from Kansas State in December 2010. His family includes his wife, Lauren, daughter, Allie, and son, Jack.