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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Basketball is hard => Topic started by: CHONGS on May 02, 2016, 02:43:02 PM
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http://www.news-gazette.com/news/local/2016-05-02/update-illini-all-star-team-investors-buys-jarlings-chicken nuggets-cup.html
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go home oscar.
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My monitor might be set too bright. That pic is not only gross, but it hurts my eyes.
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satire, right? RIGHT?!?!
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I bet he and Roh buy Varsity Doughnuts or something, in a few yrs.
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Look at that....
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Alpha chicken nuggets Cup, lol
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chicken nuggets cup is going to be like top 5 in the country next year. By this time in 2018, will be frozen taints and balls.
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How good can this stuff be? I mean, you've had frozen chicken nuggets once, you've basically had them all, right?
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Why is oscar investing in an Illinois company? If I was him, I would have stopped and crapped on the highway as I was leaving the state. We do sell ice cream in Ks Manhattan.
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I ate frozen chicken nuggets today for the second time in my life. It was delicious!
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Maybe. If all you ever have is Valley chicken nuggets
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Look at that....
oscar Chen :lol:
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Brad Underwood does not eat chicken nuggets.
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Fun fact: Jarling's Frozen chicken nuggets contains no egg....
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Fun fact: Jarling's Frozen chicken nuggets contains no egg....
he takes us for fools.
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For those who didn't know, that picture was taken within 45 minutes of his final presser.
My monitor might be set too bright. That pic is not only gross, but it hurts my eyes.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pa4Iaa9u28Q[/youtube]
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For those who didn't know, that picture was taken within 45 minutes of his final presser.
My monitor might be set too bright. That pic is not only gross, but it hurts my eyes.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pa4Iaa9u28Q[/youtube]
His last sentence :lol:
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I used to get jarling's fairly often. They made chocolate malts the RIGHT way.
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I would love to know the name of the LLC these losers formed, Ifund2IceCream would be a good one
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I would love to know the name of the LLC these losers formed, Ifund2IceCream would be a good one
Tom Siegel, a 1980s Illini basketball and baseball walk-on, and Champaign’s Sholem family have put together a group of investors that goes by Alpha chicken nuggets Cup.
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Will they be holding a funeral for the past ownership?
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You know they made oscar put up the most amount of money but gave him non voting shares
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You know they made oscar put up the most amount of money but gave him non voting shares
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You know they made oscar put up the most amount of money but gave him non voting shares
:D I enjoyed this post,thx!
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Show is.oscar out scouting for milk? That would answer a.lot. Who has time.to find a new coach or a recruit.
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https://twitter.com/JonRothstein/status/733289108164870146
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his neck may be longer than Benneck's
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They look like the type of couple to have some entries in the White People Name White People Shame thread.
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he couldn't have made a more boring hire
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I knew I remembered this doofus
In Korn’s one season at Kansas State in 2012-13, the Wildcats finished 27-8 overall and 14-4 in the Big 12 to claim its first conference title since 1977. K-State was also 16-1 at home and earned a trip to the 2013 NCAA Tournament. Weber’s squad finished as runners-up in both the NIT Season Tip-Off and Big 12 Conference Tournament and later earned the No. 4 seed in the West Region.
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yup, sometimes you know just by looking
5-year-old Brielyn and 2-year-old Ashtyn
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This is the pyramid scheme assistant, right?
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Yeah, oscar always keeps it in the family.
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We hired a White Tiger wannabe. :sigh:
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Keep this freak on a leash oscar!
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yup, sometimes you know just by looking
5-year-old Brielyn and 2-year-old Ashtyn
Not real names, right? These are parody townie kid names, right?
:bball:
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This is a great hire. We lose out on bigs. IMO a smart big ought to able to teach big guys. Chet has the back court. Twocoaches is the de facto hc. Oscar just rides around on jets, logging the worst miles travelled to landing quality recruit ratio in the history of man.
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You people still care about this crap?
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You people still care about this crap?
He was an A/V guy his last time through KSU, of course we care? :dunno:
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You people still care about this crap?
Trim's master plan has came full circle and turned Winters into a robot now. So sad. He's pretty much parroting everything he says now. :frown:
R.I.P. King
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You people still care about this crap?
Trim's master plan has came full circle and turned Winters into a robot now. So sad. He's pretty much parroting everything he says now. :frown:
R.I.P. King
At least I've held my stance during Weber's tenure. You on the other hand are a game of flip flop like on the Price is Right. Sad, really.
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I like my cats. I hope for the best. What can I say?!
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I like my cats. I hope for the best. What can I say?!
Same. :blindfold:
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I think you could have used a better mentor, but he's boughten your love. It's ok. I still love you big guy. :cheers:
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:bwpopcorn:
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I only care about this stuff in that I hope it all implodes for oscar sooner rather than later. I don't have any plans of watching next year's team unless they rip off a bunch of non-con wins in wildly entertaining fashion. I won't be watching traditional Bruceketball next season. It's either wildly entertaining, or its catch up on reading, for me.
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I think you could have used a better mentor, but he's boughten your love. It's ok. I still love you big guy. :cheers:
Weird post.
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welcome home, brad korn.
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YES!
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I think you could have used a better mentor, but he's boughten your love. It's ok. I still love you big guy. :cheers:
Weird post.
and random
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I think you could have used a better mentor, but he's boughten your love. It's ok. I still love you big guy. :cheers:
boughten
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It took you that long to come up with something ok cat? You've been lurking this thread for the last hour. Smdh
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The Korn Dawg is going to land some elite recruits I bet!
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I think you could have used a better mentor, but he's boughten your love. It's ok. I still love you big guy. :cheers:
"Boughten." Lol, even when WC gets it right, it just seems wrong.
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don't try so hard pvegs
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This is the pyramid scheme assistant, right?
oh yeah, his wife is amazing
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We hired a White Tiger wannabe. :sigh:
Didn't Nicname actually get him confused with White Tiger? I vaguely remember a "White Tiger!" tweet at him which then was followed by so many :facepalm: tweets.
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You guys would batch if oscar hired Pat Riley, which is essentially who this Kornball brutha is
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We hired a White Tiger wannabe. :sigh:
Didn't Nicname actually get him confused with White Tiger? I vaguely remember a "White Tiger!" tweet at him which then was followed by so many :facepalm: tweets.
Oh no, no no no no. He did it in person at the restaurant here in Ames when you guys came up for the pak. Drunk as eff...
"WHHHIIITTTTEEE TIGER" "WHITE TIGER"
"shut up dumbass, that's Brad Morn
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We hired a White Tiger wannabe. :sigh:
Didn't Nicname actually get him confused with White Tiger? I vaguely remember a "White Tiger!" tweet at him which then was followed by so many :facepalm: tweets.
Oh no, no no no no. He did it in person at the restaurant here in Ames when you guys came up for the pak. Drunk as eff...
"WHHHIIITTTTEEE TIGER" "WHITE TIGER"
"shut up dumbass, that's Brad Morn
:zip:
Holy crap, I'd also forgotten that was real life.
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i don't see any reason not to assume he really is white tiger.
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Seattle has the Corn Master. K-State can have the Korn Master.
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it's @EllRobersonisInnocent
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Was he on staff when cuonzo was head coach? He might have got some recruiting skills by accident or something.
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welcome home, brad korn.
I bet Currie had a nice little chuckle when oscar submitted his request for approval of this hire #bringbackbrad
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welcome home, brad korn.
I bet Currie had a nice little chuckle when oscar submitted his request for approval of this hire #bringbackbrad
looking a little deeper, it seems fairly obvious that schulz was the fly in bringbackbrad's ointment. currie and weber were probably on board.
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We hired a White Tiger wannabe. :sigh:
Didn't Nicname actually get him confused with White Tiger? I vaguely remember a "White Tiger!" tweet at him which then was followed by so many :facepalm: tweets.
Oh no, no no no no. He did it in person at the restaurant here in Ames when you guys came up for the pak. Drunk as eff...
"WHHHIIITTTTEEE TIGER" "WHITE TIGER"
"shut up dumbass, that's Brad Morn
:zip:
:lol: remember that now. Also the look on Tay's face when he saw Winters in the Fire Currie shirt was just priceless.
Look at that kids shirt.
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We hired a White Tiger wannabe. :sigh:
Didn't Nicname actually get him confused with White Tiger? I vaguely remember a "White Tiger!" tweet at him which then was followed by so many :facepalm: tweets.
Oh no, no no no no. He did it in person at the restaurant here in Ames when you guys came up for the pak. Drunk as eff...
"WHHHIIITTTTEEE TIGER" "WHITE TIGER"
"shut up dumbass, that's Brad Morn
:zip:
:lol: remember that now. Also the look on Tay's face when he saw Winters in the Fire Currie shirt was just priceless.
Look at that kids shirt.
What a great time that was.
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Remember the ISU fans chanting, "U-S-A," when Nicname was carrying around the Puerto Rico flag after the game?
:lol:
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I bet oscar flies around to all these recruits and isn't even on a frequent flier program. His travel agent secretly pockets all of his miles.
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I bet oscar flies around to all these recruits and isn't even on a frequent flier program. His travel agent secretly pockets all of his miles.
Wgaf about miles when u make 2 mil a year
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Kornuts will be a better assassination coach fhan Underwoodie.ever was. At least kornuts won't be seduced ever bg a T Boner Picker.
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please define assassination coach, reno
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Good hire. Nice to have a guy that's played and can relate to the bigs.
Yes, awesome hire, it is hard to find good assistant coaches who have actually played the game.
I imagine having another coach on staff who has actually played FOR Weber will be powerful too. I for one am excited and already "jonesing" for basketball season.
I like this hire. The next few years look pretty good for K-State basketball and Brad Korn will be a nice addition to the coaching staff.
:buh-bye:
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These aren't real people right? these are like persons that you pay to review your amazon products favorably and give out 5-star ratings.
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https://twitter.com/kristinkorn/status/557624947116630016
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i can't get enough of that stuff
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#crowsfeet
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omg
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:-D
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Korn has huge endorsement potential.
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:lol:
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I honestly have never heard of Brad Korn. 100% serious. I will assume he is v. white, tall, has a long, weird neck, is married but probs only 26 and has 3.5 awkwardly named white kids.
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I honestly have never heard of Brad Korn. 100% serious. I will assume he is v. white, tall, has a long, weird neck, is married but probs only 26 and has 3.5 awkwardly named white kids.
His wife calls herself CEO of Rodan and Fields, but she just sells the stuff at parties and on facebook/twitter.
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I honestly have never heard of Brad Korn. 100% serious. I will assume he is v. white, tall, has a long, weird neck, is married but probs only 26 and has 3.5 awkwardly named white kids.
His wife calls herself CEO of Rodan and Fields, but she just sells the stuff at parties and on facebook/twitter.
I have a high school friend who is also a CEO for Rodan and Fields.
Fun fact: their real headquarters are right next to my gym in SF! Maybe we'll see ol' KornDawg tagging along on an R&F SF getaway!
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I honestly have never heard of Brad Korn. 100% serious. I will assume he is v. white, tall, has a long, weird neck, is married but probs only 26 and has 3.5 awkwardly named white kids.
His wife calls herself CEO of Rodan and Fields, but she just sells the stuff at parties and on facebook/twitter.
I have a high school friend who is also a CEO for Rodan and Fields.
Fun fact: their real headquarters are right next to my gym in SF! Maybe we'll see ol' KornDawg tagging along on an R&F SF getaway!
My mother-in-law is R&F and my sis-in-law is Younique. SIL posts incessantly about the challenges of being a small business owner
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This is a pyramid scheme right?
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This is a pyramid scheme right?
Would oscar run any kind of scheme?
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This is a pyramid scheme right?
yes
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This is a pyramid scheme right?
A: You mean where all the people on the top make all the money, take the long holidays, fly the jets etc while the people on the bottom work the most for the least amount of money? No, that would be a corporate job. You can out rank anyone in this opportunity & the earning potential is unlimited
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With each year I hate our basketball program more, being Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) is one thing, intentionally Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) is not acceptable
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This is a pyramid scheme right?
A: You mean where all the people on the top make all the money, take the long holidays, fly the jets etc while the people on the bottom work the most for the least amount of money? No, that would be a corporate job. You can out rank anyone in this opportunity & the earning potential is unlimited
Has she convinced you to be a leg of her table, or whatevs they say? You could go part time, set your own hours, etc!
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This is a pyramid scheme right?
A: You mean where all the people on the top make all the money, take the long holidays, fly the jets etc while the people on the bottom work the most for the least amount of money? No, that would be a corporate job. You can out rank anyone in this opportunity & the earning potential is unlimited
Has she convinced you to be a leg of her table, or whatevs they say? You could go part time, set your own hours, etc!
She leaves me the hell alone after I yelled at her about her last pyramid scheme.
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Sad. Welp, enjoy your sucker's 40-50 hr work week. :ROFL:
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Is this the thread where we talk crap on people who won't stfu about Shakeology?
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Is this the thread where we talk crap on people who won't stfu about Shakeology?
No. Go to the combo thread area
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Is this the thread where we talk crap on people who won't stfu about Shakeology?
Depends. Do we have an assistant coach pimping it?
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Lol, Korn is just as rambling and incoherent as Weber. I also hope this baits Fitz or whoever wrote this crap into coming over here to double-secret ban me from his website.
"Call it a dream come true. Brad Korn always wanted to return to Kansas State at some point in his career, and now he has.
On Wednesday, head coach oscar Weber announced Korn, an assistant at Missouri State for the last three seasons, was hired as an assistant coach to replace Alvin Brooks III, who left the program to take the same position at Baylor.
“We are excited to welcome Brad back to the staff,” Weber said in a statement. “Obviously, he has history with us, having served on our staff during that special Big 12 Championship season in 2012-13. He also played for me [and Matt Painter] at Southern Illinois and got his start in coaching as an assistant coach to Chris (Lowery). I felt it was important to get someone who knows our system and the types of players we recruit here at K-State.”
Korn, who spent the 2012-13 campaign as the Director of Basketball Operations for the Wildcats, spoke to the media about his new position and his vision for the role moving forward.
How does it feel to be back at K-State?
“Ironically, my dad was actually born and raised in Abilene, Kansas, so even before coming here the last time I was familiar with the area. It’s a great opportunity. I’m really blessed, but it’s very exciting for me. It’s going to be my 12th year in Division I outside of playing.
“You want to work and get to this level. You want to challenge yourself, just like the players. In all of our professions you want to challenge yourself at the highest level, and this is it for me. It’s very rewarding, I’m very humble, and just ready to get to work.”
What’s the story behind everything that took place before you were hired?
“It’s well known I played for Coach Weber at SIU. So I’ve known him since he was recruiting me in 1997. That relationship started then and just throughout the years, playing for him at SIU, and just then always staying in contact. You’re never too far out of the people that you meet in the business. It’s a small world.
“I think that there’s always been that trust. The thing I think maybe about me and him is that we’ve both been the same people from 1997. Coach has always been a straight-up genuine guy. That’s something that has always stuck with me, and you always want to work with people like that. It makes it easier to do your job. I think that he has probably felt the same way towards me, in a sense. He has been able to watch me grow through adolescence in those years and just to see the maturation.
“Leaving here, I think, helped as well. To go work for Coach (Paul) Lusk at Missouri State, and get back into the fold of the grind of an assistant was important for him to see that as well.”
When you left three years ago, did you think at that time you’d be back here ever again?
“You know, it’s crazy. My wife always thought that we would come back. She kept all of her gear. Part of it was because it’s so nice, but the other part of it was she just always had a feeling in the back of her mind and her heart that we would be back. It was always a dream. I always thought, ‘Man, if I could ever get back here that would be great.’
“You just never know in college athletics. Year to year, things can change so quickly. But I kind of had a little bit of a hope when I knew there was an opening here. With the way I am, you never want to put yourself out there too much and then just be let down. I kind of had a little bit of a guard up but I was dying to get back here, for sure.”
What did you think of Kansas State the last few years while you were at Missouri State?
“I’ve always watched. It’s always easy to watch Saturdays and Mondays. I’ve always kept an eye on the games. Obviously there was a little bit of a youth movement over the years. You look at last year’s schedule and so many games could have gone the other way. I think that part of it was youth. The things that have transpired over the years, with some guys leaving and whatnot, contributed to that, and guys were thrown to their roles maybe earlier than expected. But I think that’s going to pay dividends going forward. I think those guys have gotten that experience now to where you get in those close games and now you can finish it off the way it needs to.
“So hopefully you can see a flip in that, and that would reflect on the record as well.”
How do you feel you grew as a coach at Missouri State?
“Every year, and that’s the great thing about basketball, even as a player, there’s always something that you can be working on. That’s the beauty of basketball. Something that I learned from Coach Lusk there was a different perspective. Even though we are all “under the same tree,” everybody does things a little differently. To really view and dissect and analyze film at maybe a little bit different type of a level.
“Everybody comes from a different angle. So to see the how we were going to maybe be in different coverage and different offensive philosophies and ideas, I just think you’re always gaining that information with the more people you interact with throughout the business.
“With Coach Lusk, I think it was more of just analyzing the game from different perspectives. We actually kind of went through a little bit of a transition period ourselves and a little bit of a youth movement. Now we had to do multiple things defensively so you had to educate yourself on other defenses and other ways to attack things. I was able to grow that way.”
What kind of recruiting base do you have? Coach Weber mentioned you will probably help associate head coach Chris Lowery with the Midwest and maybe down in Texas, but do you have connections in certain areas?
“Yeah, I think throughout the years you make different connections. There’s been some good, young talent out in Arizona as well. Obviously Missouri is close to Arkansas. There are a couple of programs down there that do a great job with some of their young talent.
“But yes, primarily I’ve been in the Midwest. I think that’s something that can help, but at the same time, I think with Manhattan is you can get kids from pretty much anywhere. It’s just going to be a matter of establishing those relationships early and making sure you can secure the right guy. I think a lot of guys can recruit, but can you get the right guy for the right coach, for the right place. I think there’s more to it than just identifying if a guy can play or not. You have to make sure those other things check out as well.”
How much were you out there recruiting at Missouri State?
“As much as anybody. There were no limitations on that. I got out quite a bit. Over the three years we had some turnovers. I don’t know the exact number, but we had some turnover over there, transfers and whatnot. There were some times we had to fill some gaps pretty quickly. We were able to have two kids that were on the All-Freshman Team this year in the Missouri Valley Conference. We had the Newcomer of the Year in that conference as well so we had some kids get some accolades that were deserving, but if you can identify them early and establish those relationships, it can pay off for you.”
Will working with the bigs be your primary responsibility?
“Coach hasn’t necessarily said or zoned in on that specifically yet. My time at SIU I played the forward spot. I was kind of a guard trapped in a big guy’s body so to speak, height wise. Footwork, skill level, those were my things I understood… It’s more angles, footwork, and things of that nature, and my first year at Missouri State I worked primarily with guards. I made a switch the last few years and going back down with the big guys. (Weber) hasn’t really said, but I do feel comfortable doing both.”
What do you feel will be the biggest challenge with the transition? Will it be in the trenches recruiting?
“I think that’s a challenge. I think it’s a challenge at this level with recruiting. You’re down in those trenches and there’s always going to be ups and downs recruiting, but hard work and being trustworthy can take you a long way.
“For me, in the next two weeks, in the immediate future, is being able to establish that relationship with the current players. There’s no recruit right now bigger than the ones we have on our campus. I think if I can identify those guys, let them identify with me, and get them to understand me and know I have their best interest at heart then we can build that trust and go from there.
“I think immediately that’s something I can really do and take pride in. I take pride in building relationships with guys. Hopefully they will be able to tell and feel that right away.”
Schematically, do you have a nice idea for what this team has and what it’s trying to do?
“I think so, yeah. Just in watching the guys from afar and staying in contact with these guys, I think I know what Coach wants, how he wants it, and be able to have another guy that can help relay that throughout practices and individual workouts. It allows for other guys to be away maybe a day longer than they normally would so they don’t feel like they have to come back to campus right away.
“I think that’s another positive of it as well. If you can have another extension of you to where you don’t have to feel you have to control everything when you’re not on campus. I think that can go a long way as well.”
What are you most excited about?
“Right now, I’m mostly excited about getting the guys on campus, getting to workout with them, get to practice. We are going to Italy this summer. So just to experience those things and just to dive in with the guys. I think that’s the most exciting thing for me right now. The complete challenge of being here and being on this level and to, not necessarily prove yourself, but just to have your hard work pay off, and to have K-State be what K-State should be.
“I think that’s the most exciting thing for me is just to get in there, get your hands dirty, and go for it. There’s really no other option.”
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That hire is 100% Oscar
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That hire is 100% Oscar
Yep.
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reading that article almost convinced me that korn actually thinks being an assistant college basketball coach is a hard job. what an idiot.
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I've never heard anything more ironic than this loser's dad being born in Abilene, I mean, THE IRONY!
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I felt it was important to get someone who knows our system and the types of players we recruit here at K-State.
you mean, the kind that basically have a coin flip chance of surviving their first two years?
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I've never heard anything more ironic than this loser's dad being born in Abilene, I mean, THE IRONY!
Yeah, that's where I stopped reading.
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