MANHATTAN – Dominique Heath was the star of Kansas State’s spring football game.
With 217 yards as a kickoff returner, on top of 157 yards and a touchdown as a punt returner, the redshirt freshman was far and away the most exciting playmaker on the field, constantly making defenders miss and beating tacklers with his speed. If the Wildcats awarded a MVP trophy after the exhibition, Heath would have been a unanimous selection.
“I thought Heath did a very nice job and beat some people,” K-State coach Bill Snyder said. “I think he is very, very viable.