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    Matthys Leaving K-State

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    By John Kurtz on May 22, 2014 K-State Sports, Sports

    Jake Matthys
    K-State pitcher Jake Matthys will transfer from the baseball program after two seasons in Manhattan. Matthys tweeted the news Wednesday afternoon.

    @Jake_Matthys  

    Thank you to everyone at kstate, going to miss being there and being apart of that team

    Matthys was the Big 12 Freshman of the Year in 2013 as K-State’s closer, but struggled during his sophomore season. He had a record of just 2-5 with an ERA of 8.07 in 2014 and was bumped from his role as K-State’s closer with just three saves on the season. He was third on the team with 20 appearances.

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