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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Football => Topic started by: DQ12 on August 17, 2011, 02:27:20 PM
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Just talked to my uncle who happens to golf with a higher up in the athletic department. Anyways, I guess they were playing 18 at Stag Hill on Sunday and the hot shot guy said he'd be very surprised if either one of the Browns suited up for K-State this year. Apparently the Browns may not be the only boneheads on our squad and if the NCAA does much digging at all, we could have a real problem on our hands. This is just a source I have and I don't know if you guys had heard any similar grumblings.
Mods, feel free to move this thread to the premium board if you don't feel comfortable with this info being so public.
EMAW
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Just talked to my uncle who happens to golf with a higher up in the athletic department. Anyways, I guess they were playing 18 at Stag Hill on Sunday and the hot shot guy said he'd be very surprised if either one of the Browns suited up for K-State this year. Apparently the Browns may not be the only boneheads on our squad and if the NCAA does much digging at all, we could have a real problem on our hands. This is just a source I have and I don't know if you guys had heard any similar grumblings.
Mods, feel free to move this thread to the premium board if you don't feel comfortable with this info being so public.
EMAW
If we're going to give this kind of money to the players, the least they could do is perform!
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nog, we clean :kstategrad:
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must be doing something somewhat right.
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:kstategrad:
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Currie bringing that SEC pride with him. LOVE IT
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:ksu:
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why is a 'higher-up' playing at Stag
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why is a 'higher-up' playing at Stag
secretary to the assistant equipment manager
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If the NCAA does much digging at just about any athletic program, there would be a bunch of people in trouble and they'd pretty much have to shut down major college athletics.
Yes, what is a "higher up" doing playing at Stag, if you're high enough up, you get memberships to MCC and such.
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If the NCAA does much digging at just about any athletic program, there would be a bunch of people in trouble and they'd pretty much have to shut down major college athletics.
Yes, what is a "higher up" doing playing at Stag, if you're high enough up, you get memberships to MCC and such.
Got sick of playing Colbert all the time :ck:
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If the NCAA does much digging at just about any athletic program, there would be a bunch of people in trouble and they'd pretty much have to shut down major college athletics.
Yes, what is a "higher up" doing playing at Stag, if you're high enough up, you get memberships to MCC and such.
Got sick of playing Colbert all the time :ck:
Could be
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Yes, it could get very bad for Kansas State University, especially if the NCAA starts following the meat goat money trail. I understand the concept of hiding in plain sight, but maybe we shouldn't keep the meat goats so close to the football complex.
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*rumblings
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Someone stole Dlew's login and password.
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yeah, my sources told me the same thing, dlew.
it's gonna come down hard on ksu :surprised:
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why is a 'higher-up' playing at Stag
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*more rumblings from garden city catbackers that there may dirt on the recruitment of cody lee smith that's about to hit the streets.
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Is it . . . HAMMER TIME!!??!!
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DLew, see premium board for similar rumblings. Deeper than we thought but I don't think we get it as bad as Miami. Bill is definitely gone though.
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*more rumblings from garden city catbackers that there may dirt on the recruitment of cody lee smith that's about to hit the streets.
finny county catbackers, not garden city. we like to include all the 'seeds.
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I wouldn't be surprised if we find out that Daniel Sams won't have the luxury of redshirting after all the other QB's get declared ineligible.
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I wouldn't be surprised if we find out that Daniel Sams won't have the luxury of redshirting after all the other QB's get declared ineligible.
:horrorsurprise:
I refuse to believe The Crucible would engage in such shenanigans.
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there's a reason that players transferred to ksu from miami, tennessee, oregon, and minnesota.
:horrorsurprise:
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Yes, it could get very bad for Kansas State University, especially if the NCAA starts following the meat goat money trail. I understand the concept of hiding in plain sight, but maybe we shouldn't keep the meat goats so close to the football complex.
:lol: :lol: :lol:
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You know what happens after every Meat Goat sale right??
:kstategrad: (But walking over to Vanier from Meat Goat sale)
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Yes, it could get very bad for Kansas State University, especially if the NCAA starts following the meat goat money trail. I understand the concept of hiding in plain sight, but maybe we shouldn't keep the meat goats so close to the football complex.
:lol: :lol: :lol:
This is no laughing matter. Meat goat money, and it's abuses, are serious business.
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If the NCAA does much digging at just about any athletic program, there would be a bunch of people in trouble and they'd pretty much have to shut down major college athletics.
Yes, what is a "higher up" doing playing at Stag, if you're high enough up, you get memberships to MCC and such.
meh. mcc lets anybody in. not exactly exclusive or expensive. there are a lot of big timey people that still golf at stagg.
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Okay
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Thanks for being good for 10 years, 10 or so years ago Bill. Don't let the door hit you. :ksu:
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it's official, OB is gone
http://www.fanblogs.com/kansas_state/006117.php (http://www.fanblogs.com/kansas_state/006117.php)
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rumblings or grumblings?
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I understand the concept of hiding in plain sight, but maybe we shouldn't keep the meat goats so close to the football complex.
That's a great line right there.
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It can't be THAT bad can it? Brown family got a free meal and a night at a hotel? A crappy hotel at that. I dont think it can end up too bad yet. Nothing about K-State/Brown Bro's has appeared on ESPN or anything yet. We'll be ok. All the main focus is on Miami and Missouri.
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But meat goats aside, I used to be pretty high up the ladder of unpaid student interns in the athletic department. suffice to say, I was privy to quite a bit of extremely sensitive info (read: where all that meat goat money goes to) and wow, if the ncaa does just a little sniffing around, this whole sports machine we've built here could go down in flames.
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But meat goats aside, I used to be pretty high up the ladder of unpaid student interns in the athletic department. suffice to say, I was privy to quite a bit of extremely sensitive info (read: where all that meat goat money goes to) and wow, if the ncaa does just a little sniffing around, this whole sports machine we've built here could go down in flames.
Pre Meat Goat Era? :ohno:
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there's a reason that players transferred to ksu from miami, tennessee, oregon, and minnesota.
:horrorsurprise:
If that's true TATE and MASOLI would be here.
God I wish it was true.
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If the NCAA comes after K-State's Assets, can they come after the meat goats? I heard rumblings we set up Money Money Meat Goats LLC, but can anyone confirm?
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MMMG is a nice little side venture, a sush fund if you will. Cash Money Meatgoats Inc. is where the real money is found. Good luck to the NCAA in trying to untangle the web of trails to that money. :users: <--- The NCAA, trying to skiptrace the money once it leaves the Caymens.
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MMMG is a nice little side venture, a sush fund if you will. Cash Money Meatgoats Inc. is where the real money is found. Good luck to the NCAA in trying to untangle the web of trails to that money. :users: <--- The NCAA, trying to skiptrace the money once it leaves the Caymens.
My wife's sister works for a DNA banking company, and she's been working super long hours ever since K-State heard this guy was going to sing like a canary. Apparently K-State is cataloging ALL the meat goat DNA they have in case the animals may be subpoenaed during the investigation. Guys, this seems really real. :ohno:
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Just talked to my Uncle again. Apparently he and the higher up enjoyed another 18 today at Wildcat Creek. Anyways, apparently we're all clear. Rumor is Tim Weiser (Dax's rival) pulled some strings for us and told the NCAA big whigs to keep their mouths $hut.
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I really wish wildcat creek would do something about there greens on the 18hole putt-putt course as well as maybe throwing a windmill or a rough ridin' dinosaur or something awesome in there.
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Just talked to my Uncle again. Apparently he and the higher up enjoyed another 18 today at Wildcat Creek. Anyways, apparently we're all clear. Rumor is Tim Weiser (Dax's rival) pulled some strings for us and told the NCAA big whigs to keep their mouths $hut.
Thanks for the inside info. Drew; and thank you Timmy for doing the rigth thing. :pbj:
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I really wish wildcat creek would do something about there greens on the 18hole putt-putt course as well as maybe throwing a windmill or a effing dinosaur or something awesome in there.
:lol: :lol:
Yes!
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It can't be THAT bad can it? Brown family got a free meal and a night at a hotel? A crappy hotel at that. I dont think it can end up too bad yet. Nothing about K-State/Brown Bro's has appeared on ESPN or anything yet. We'll be ok. All the main focus is on Miami and Missouri.
For it to be more than a few games suspension there has to be some info that has not been released. A meal and hotel could not be a year suspension. Could it?
Any idea when the NCAA investigation will end?
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Since Stagg has lost their greens wonder who if anyone is playing??? just sayin...
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OverheaRd down at Johnson County Courthouse: The same high profile Overland Park, KS law firm that harnessed it's clout and unleashed hell on KSU a few years back has OPENED ANOTHER FILE.
WE COULD BE IN THE SOUP THIS TIME. :sdeek:
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Turns out The Legend knew about this all along but was just sitting on the info.
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Okay, deep breath everyone.
We all know Coach doesn't like surprises, and there's zero doubt that this whole Miami situation was not any sort of surprise to the boss. (What? You thought the NCAA clearing the Browns to play so quickly was some sort of happy coincidence? Nah!)
I've seen some of you express your frustrations with the lack of information 'flowing' from Vanier. With the exception of Mr. Prince's brief tenure, K-State football during the Snyder years has always been known for its stifling cone of silence surrounding the program. It is what it is.
Coach really doesn't believe that there's any good thing that can come from revealing the inner workings of his staff and team. As a result, we always head toward opening day expecting the unexpected, and sometimes we get just that (for better or worse). This year's no different. We'll see what happens.
There you go - just two more examples of a legendary coach exercising absolute control. For K-Staters, that's been 'fact' since day one of the Snyder era. You might get frustrated, but you also need to get used to it.
With Will Spradling and Rod McGruder finished with their European sports competitions for the summer, three of our track and field standouts now are participating in the World University Games in China this week. NCAA high jump champion Erik Kynard will be part of Team USA for the meet, and Martynas Jurgilas and Mantas Silkauskas will represent Lithuania. Following the World University Games, Kynard will travel to South Korea to join the senior national team for the IAAF World Championships. Good stuff! Congratulations and good luck to these outstanding Wildcat ambassadors!
One of the things I'm gonna do Saturday before heading out to the stadium for Fan Appreciation Day is drop my old Memorial Stadium to watch and listen to 'The Pride of Wildcat Land' as it prepares for the upcoming marching season and Saturday night's annual appearance in Aggieville. Also, always good stuff.
Sixteen days. What are the odds (between slim and none) that we'll survive 'em without swirling rumors and major meltdowns? Yep ... we're getting anxious.
Got your tickets?
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OverheaRd down at Johnson County Courthouse: The same high profile Overland Park, KS law firm that harnessed it's clout and unleashed hell on KSU a few years back has OPENED ANOTHER FILE.
WE COULD BE IN THE SOUP THIS TIME. :sdeek:
LOL, those guys are hacks.
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Okay, deep breath everyone.
We all know Coach doesn't like surprises, and there's zero doubt that this whole Miami situation was not any sort of surprise to the boss. (What? You thought the NCAA clearing the Browns to play so quickly was some sort of happy coincidence? Nah!)
I've seen some of you express your frustrations with the lack of information 'flowing' from Vanier. With the exception of Mr. Prince's brief tenure, K-State football during the Snyder years has always been known for its stifling cone of silence surrounding the program. It is what it is.
Coach really doesn't believe that there's any good thing that can come from revealing the inner workings of his staff and team. As a result, we always head toward opening day expecting the unexpected, and sometimes we get just that (for better or worse). This year's no different. We'll see what happens.
There you go - just two more examples of a legendary coach exercising absolute control. For K-Staters, that's been 'fact' since day one of the Snyder era. You might get frustrated, but you also need to get used to it.
With Will Spradling and Rod McGruder finished with their European sports competitions for the summer, three of our track and field standouts now are participating in the World University Games in China this week. NCAA high jump champion Erik Kynard will be part of Team USA for the meet, and Martynas Jurgilas and Mantas Silkauskas will represent Lithuania. Following the World University Games, Kynard will travel to South Korea to join the senior national team for the IAAF World Championships. Good stuff! Congratulations and good luck to these outstanding Wildcat ambassadors!
One of the things I'm gonna do Saturday before heading out to the stadium for Fan Appreciation Day is drop my old Memorial Stadium to watch and listen to 'The Pride of Wildcat Land' as it prepares for the upcoming marching season and Saturday night's annual appearance in Aggieville. Also, always good stuff.
Sixteen days. What are the odds (between slim and none) that we'll survive 'em without swirling rumors and major meltdowns? Yep ... we're getting anxious.
Got your tickets?
GET USED TO IT!!!!
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:runaway:
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Nobody can empower the tucks quite like the Oldefella.
And it's almost like FITZ actually pays him to type some of this stuff.
K-State football during the Snyder years has always been known for its stifling cone of silence surrounding the program. It is what it is.
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Drop some dirty goat meat money on any NCAA investigator and this whole thing goes away.
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Drop some dirty goat meat money on any NCAA investigator and this whole thing goes away.
It's meat goat, dumass
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Okay, deep breath everyone.
We all know Coach doesn't like surprises, and there's zero doubt that this whole Miami situation was not any sort of surprise to the boss. (What? You thought the NCAA clearing the Browns to play so quickly was some sort of happy coincidence? Nah!)
I've seen some of you express your frustrations with the lack of information 'flowing' from Vanier. With the exception of Mr. Prince's brief tenure, K-State football during the Snyder years has always been known for its stifling cone of silence surrounding the program. It is what it is.
Coach really doesn't believe that there's any good thing that can come from revealing the inner workings of his staff and team. As a result, we always head toward opening day expecting the unexpected, and sometimes we get just that (for better or worse). This year's no different. We'll see what happens.
There you go - just two more examples of a legendary coach exercising absolute control. For K-Staters, that's been 'fact' since day one of the Snyder era. You might get frustrated, but you also need to get used to it.
With Will Spradling and Rod McGruder finished with their European sports competitions for the summer, three of our track and field standouts now are participating in the World University Games in China this week. NCAA high jump champion Erik Kynard will be part of Team USA for the meet, and Martynas Jurgilas and Mantas Silkauskas will represent Lithuania. Following the World University Games, Kynard will travel to South Korea to join the senior national team for the IAAF World Championships. Good stuff! Congratulations and good luck to these outstanding Wildcat ambassadors!
One of the things I'm gonna do Saturday before heading out to the stadium for Fan Appreciation Day is drop my old Memorial Stadium to watch and listen to 'The Pride of Wildcat Land' as it prepares for the upcoming marching season and Saturday night's annual appearance in Aggieville. Also, always good stuff.
Sixteen days. What are the odds (between slim and none) that we'll survive 'em without swirling rumors and major meltdowns? Yep ... we're getting anxious.
Got your tickets?
GETTING ANXIOUS!
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It's meat goat, dumass
To may to
To mah to
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Just talked to my uncle who happens to golf with a higher up in the athletic department.
Can your uncle's buddy get a yacht out on Tuttle with hookers and stuff? Cause that would make him a bit more useful to our university.
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Okay, deep breath everyone.
We all know Coach doesn't like surprises, and there's zero doubt that this whole Miami situation was not any sort of surprise to the boss. (What? You thought the NCAA clearing the Browns to play so quickly was some sort of happy coincidence? Nah!)
I've seen some of you express your frustrations with the lack of information 'flowing' from Vanier. With the exception of Mr. Prince's brief tenure, K-State football during the Snyder years has always been known for its stifling cone of silence surrounding the program. It is what it is.
Coach really doesn't believe that there's any good thing that can come from revealing the inner workings of his staff and team. As a result, we always head toward opening day expecting the unexpected, and sometimes we get just that (for better or worse). This year's no different. We'll see what happens.
There you go - just two more examples of a legendary coach exercising absolute control. For K-Staters, that's been 'fact' since day one of the Snyder era. You might get frustrated, but you also need to get used to it.
With Will Spradling and Rod McGruder finished with their European sports competitions for the summer, three of our track and field standouts now are participating in the World University Games in China this week. NCAA high jump champion Erik Kynard will be part of Team USA for the meet, and Martynas Jurgilas and Mantas Silkauskas will represent Lithuania. Following the World University Games, Kynard will travel to South Korea to join the senior national team for the IAAF World Championships. Good stuff! Congratulations and good luck to these outstanding Wildcat ambassadors!
One of the things I'm gonna do Saturday before heading out to the stadium for Fan Appreciation Day is drop my old Memorial Stadium to watch and listen to 'The Pride of Wildcat Land' as it prepares for the upcoming marching season and Saturday night's annual appearance in Aggieville. Also, always good stuff.
Sixteen days. What are the odds (between slim and none) that we'll survive 'em without swirling rumors and major meltdowns? Yep ... we're getting anxious.
Got your tickets?
My dear god it is worst than I even thought over there. I mean, I read the thread of the week thread and have heard stories of tuckiness, but wow. This is exactly why we will never again have nice things. :cry:
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Just talked to my uncle who happens to golf with a higher up in the athletic department.
Can your uncle's buddy get a yacht out on Tuttle with hookers and stuff? Cause that would make him a bit more useful to our university.
This.
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Which Brown brother got to go to the strip club, or did they both go? Not as good as a hooker, but for a strapping young man, it was probably more appreciated than the meal or hotel.
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Which Brown brother got to go to the strip club, or did they both go? Not as good as a hooker, but for a strapping young man, it was probably more appreciated than the meal or hotel.
just arthur
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As someone with no GPC experience, who is oldfella?
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As someone with no GPC experience, who is oldfella?
Kind of like the tuck Garrison Keillor.
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As someone with no GPC experience, who is oldfella?
Kind of like the tuck Garrison Keillor.
Good comparison, but more of a patriot and American hero and we're blessed to have him mixed in.