One season removed from being the most productive member of Kansas State’s passing game, Dominique Heath has decided to move in another direction.
Heath took to his personal Twitter account Sunday to announce that he will be transferring from K-State. A North Carolina native, Heath stated in his social media missive that he wants “to continue my football career [somewhere] closer to home.”
As the wide receiver will be leaving as a graduate transfer, Heath will be eligible to play at another FBS program closer to his Tar Heel State home in 2018.
— Pablo Domo (@MrHBO_OnDemand) February 11, 2018
In 2016, Heath, a two-star 2014 recruit, led the Wildcats with 45 receptions. His 438 yards and three touchdowns were good for second on the team that year. This past season, he had 22 catches for 196 yards. Both of those totals were fourth on the team.
Heath will finish the K-State portion of his playing career with 947 yards and seven touchdowns on 95 receptions.