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    King Named Preseason All-American

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    By Rob Voelker on January 22, 2013 K-State Sports

    Believe it or not, the K-State baseball season will begin in three and a half weeks.  Wildcat junior outfielder and reigning Big 12 batting champion Jared King  has been named a second team preseason All-American by Perfect Game.  King is a three-year starter as he hit .378, with 15 doubles,seven home runs and 47 RBI.

    King was one of just two Big 12 players to earn All-America accolades from Perfect Game, joining Texas relief pitcher Corey Knebel.  It was the first career preseason All-America designation for King, who was a second Team All-Big 12 and first team all-midwest region selection following the 2012 season.

    The Cats will open the season on Friday, February 15th against High Point in Charleston, South Carolina.

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