Jake Heidbreder is heading back out west for the final chapter of his college career.

The former Clemson guard has announced he’s transferring to Fresno State, marking a return to the Mountain West Conference. Heidbreder began his college journey at Air Force, where he played two seasons before making the move to Clemson ahead of the 2022-23 campaign.

After sitting out his first year with the Tigers as a redshirt, Heidbreder appeared in 32 games during the 2023-24 season. He averaged 14 minutes per game off the bench and contributed 4.1 points per outing. Known for his perimeter shooting, he connected on 37.3% of his three-point attempts during the regular season, though he hit just 2-of-12 from deep in postseason play. Despite that dip, Heidbreder still holds a career three-point percentage of 38.8%.

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Now with one year of eligibility left, Heidbreder will look to close out his college career at Fresno State, bringing experience and outside shooting to the Bulldogs’ backcourt.

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