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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Football => Topic started by: EMAWesome on November 19, 2012, 11:14:29 PM
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How many times you think ol' Bill stuck it to Mary Kay?
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:surprised:
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Bill used to coach one of my (much older) buddies in swimming back in Cali. I need to get some old Bill stories and share...but FWIW, Mary Kay was the one that taught Bill to get a little bit better each day.
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:love:
How many times you think ol' Bill stuck it to Mary Kay?
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whoa :horrorsurprise:
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His teeth look straighter than they do now.
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always felt like this was a pretty under-appreciated painting
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I bet young Bill absolutely hated, HATED that bastard oscar Wake for being head lifeguard.
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unknown girl lol
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He still swims, any top secret footage of that would be appreciated
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What is an "unknown girl?" Surely, someone in that pic knew who she was. Lazy journalism, IMO. Should have asked Bill who she was.
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Unknown girl seems to be more of "meh who cares girl".
oscar Wake has biggest tits in the pic.
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Unknown girl seems to be more of "meh who cares girl".
oscar Wake has biggest tits in the pic.
They were young.
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Unknown girl was the wingman.
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This was the summer Bill started sporting the Cortez right ? :dunno:
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Looks like Bill hadn't gotten over the Merc' yet.
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That chick needs to eat a sammich. Bill probably only allowed her to eat one meal a day.
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By and large I believe that youngster is drowning in the 3ft section of the pool.
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Bill kinda looks like a cocky bitch there, I kinda like it.
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Bill kinda looks like a cocky bitch there, I kinda like it.
Buzzcuts and muscles (1950's version). Bill prob kicked sand in scrawny dudes faces and then rode off on his chopper.
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Even then he was working the 16 goals.
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"Is that kid drowning over there?"
"By and large his mother is wearing a Baylor shirt, leave him."
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By and large I believe that youngster is drowning in the 3ft section of the pool.
LOL :bill:
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always felt like this was a pretty under-appreciated painting
Ha, I just got this when I went back and looked at the picture again.
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oscar Wake looks a little like Stiffler.
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Before reading the caption I thought bill was the guy in the back row, middle. That kid looks just like Tate.
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I wonder if Bill is wearing Cotton Bowl trunks.
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oscar Wake looks a little like Stiffler.
:thumbs: Was going to post that last night!
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Quotes from Lifeguard LHC Bill Snyder
On the rescue of the swimmer...
"I was certainly pleased with it. I was pleased with the way the youngsters approached the emergency and how they reacted and kept their focus. We swam well. We made mistakes and need to get better, but collectively, I think we did a nice job."
On how the rescue was achieved...
"They just kept swimming. We didn’t do anything out of the ordinary. It has been a matter of week in and week out, just trying to improve day in and day out, and I think our lifeguards did that. We swam well and we swam aggressively. We pursued the drowning victim. We had a relentless rescue, so to speak. We got our hands on the victim, unknown girl, who by the way, regardless of results, is a talented swimmer."
On oscar Wakes ability to lead the Krug Pool staff by example...
"He certainly does, and we have a number of young guys that also present leadership to the pool staff. He keeps the swimmers where they need to be, and our young guys recognize and realize that."
On the struggles at CPR...
"We had some young guys that just did not do the things that they have been taught to do."
On the splashing in the pool...
"They brought the toddlers out to the middle of the pool, and we had some middle school youngsters happen to do the same thing. I’m sure there were a few things said there, but that was as far as it went. The lifeguards got in there, and there wasn’t a riot that broke out. You don’t like those things to happen. We don’t want bad attention."
On Jerry Dawson’s performance...
"We had a few rescues that were very positive. He and Bob (Ross) are both quality young men, but it takes 4 other guards, and the other 4 did a nice job. I thought we had good protection for our first aid when we had a chance to save them. We got a lot of positive things out of it as it would with anybody. It scared us when we almost lost one to the deep end, so you look at the things that you do and what they did. That gave us some additional anxiety that does not show up in the paper. We were getting the swimmers around the pool ropes. It had a lasting impact on that facet of the rescues."
On the negatives from today...
"We let them cannon ball two lifeguards. I did not feel real comfortable about that. I did not like the fact that we missed a dunking. Aside from that, the rest of it is nitpicking. Those are the obvious things."
On Jim Sullwold’s performance...
"He made some tremendous saves. I was proud of the way he swam for the most part. His enthusiasm to try, he got himself into a little bit of a pickle and it was costly. The rescues really occurred at very dramatic times, but when you look at pool position where they were, when they get down in there, they are a threat to get it into the deep end. He did a nice job."
Mark Kay Taylor’s distraction of attention for the pool staff...
"It is definitely difficult. We try to limit how much we talk about it as much as possible, but like you said with a new day in age and all the media, like TV and Radio and the Yearbook, it is pretty apparent and it is hard to get by that. We are just trying to focus on saving the next swimmer."
On joy or relief on today's rescue...
"It is a little bit of both I would say."
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:sdeek: how long did that take?
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I swam at Krug Pool this summer. :gocho:
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Prob cut and paste, find and replace "football" replace with "swim".
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Quotes from Lifeguard LHC LHC Bill Snyder
On the rescue of the swimmer...
"I was certainly pleased with it. I was pleased with the way the youngsters approached the emergency and how they reacted and kept their focus. We swam well. We made mistakes and need to get better, but collectively, I think we did a nice job."
On how the rescue was achieved...
"They just kept swimming. We didn’t do anything out of the ordinary. It has been a matter of week in and week out, just trying to improve day in and day out, and I think our lifeguards did that. We swam well and we swam aggressively. We pursued the drowning victim. We had a relentless rescue, so to speak. We got our hands on the victim, unknown girl, who by the way, regardless of results, is a talented swimmer."
On oscar Wakes ability to lead the Krug Pool staff by example...
"He certainly does, and we have a number of young guys that also present leadership to the pool staff. He keeps the swimmers where they need to be, and our young guys recognize and realize that."
On the struggles at CPR...
"We had some young guys that just did not do the things that they have been taught to do."
On the splashing in the pool...
"They brought the toddlers out to the middle of the pool, and we had some middle school youngsters happen to do the same thing. I’m sure there were a few things said there, but that was as far as it went. The lifeguards got in there, and there wasn’t a riot that broke out. You don’t like those things to happen. We don’t want bad attention."
On Jerry Dawson’s performance...
"We had a few rescues that were very positive. He and Bob (Ross) are both quality young men, but it takes 4 other guards, and the other 4 did a nice job. I thought we had good protection for our first aid when we had a chance to save them. We got a lot of positive things out of it as it would with anybody. It scared us when we almost lost one to the deep end, so you look at the things that you do and what they did. That gave us some additional anxiety that does not show up in the paper. We were getting the swimmers around the pool ropes. It had a lasting impact on that facet of the rescues."
On the negatives from today...
"We let them cannon ball two lifeguards. I did not feel real comfortable about that. I did not like the fact that we missed a dunking. Aside from that, the rest of it is nitpicking. Those are the obvious things."
On Jim Sullwold’s performance...
"He made some tremendous saves. I was proud of the way he swam for the most part. His enthusiasm to try, he got himself into a little bit of a pickle and it was costly. The rescues really occurred at very dramatic times, but when you look at pool position where they were, when they get down in there, they are a threat to get it into the deep end. He did a nice job."
Mark Kay Taylor’s distraction of attention for the pool staff...
"It is definitely difficult. We try to limit how much we talk about it as much as possible, but like you said with a new day in age and all the media, like TV and Radio and the Yearbook, it is pretty apparent and it is hard to get by that. We are just trying to focus on saving the next swimmer."
On joy or relief on today's rescue...
"It is a little bit of both I would say."
:lol: Mark Janssen OUTED!
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Bill looks like such an effing stud
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I hope 1957 LHC Bill Snyder finds a time machine.
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I hope 1957 LHC LHC Bill Snyder finds a time machine.
makes me homo to see that picture :love: :bill:
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:thumbsup:
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Impressive find Zappacat.
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LMAO, Zappa insertion of yearbook as opposed to internet
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Impressive find Zappacat.
LHC Bill Snyder time machine
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Bill in his young adult years when he worked at the circus.
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In his late '20s he recorded many catchy tunes.
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But the truth is Bill actually retired after the 2003 season and died in 2007. What we thought was coach was actually LHC Bill Snyder Robot Coach v1.0 taking over in 2004. Hence the downward trend. When Ron Prince took over the secret engineering wing of the K-State football office spent several years overhauling the Robot Coach project and finally hired "coach" back recently when LHC Bill Snyder Robot Coach v1.2.6 went into production. "Calm the waters" is just a code word for waiting to finish LHC Bill Snyder Robot Coach v2.0 with a new Sean Snyder skin.
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always felt like this was a pretty under-appreciated painting
:lol: