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Kansas State Basketball is hard / Re: chicken nuggets Cup
« on: April 03, 2012, 06:20:52 PM »He would have loved the old Kreem Kup on Yuma.
I miss Kreem Kup.
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I miss Kreem Kup.
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Kansas State Basketball is hard / Re: oscar Weber's Message to Students
« on: April 02, 2012, 02:58:37 PM »
Does his voice remind anyone else of Steve Brules?
For those not familiar...
For those not familiar...
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Kansas State Basketball is hard / Re: Relieved
« on: March 31, 2012, 01:44:46 PM »
Bill Self's reaction to today's news -
http://media.photobucket.com/image/recent/mjr3555/selfsmile.gif
http://media.photobucket.com/image/recent/mjr3555/selfsmile.gif
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Kansas State Basketball is hard / Re: oscar WEBER IS A rough ridin' LOSER WHO CAN'T RECRUIT AND IS SOCIALLY AWKWARD
« on: March 31, 2012, 12:24:44 PM »
He was up for SMU job 
worse yet ... https://twitter.com/#!/BlairKerkhoff/status/186124446933856257 
GOD ALMIGHTY, WHAT JUST HAPPENED?
worse yet ... https://twitter.com/#!/BlairKerkhoff/status/186124446933856257 GOD ALMIGHTY, WHAT JUST HAPPENED?
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Kansas State Basketball is hard / Re: Coaching Search Master Thread (now featuring front runner doug gottlieb)
« on: March 31, 2012, 11:54:07 AM »What I've heard. Currie: "This is Kstate, we will not settle for scraps".
So of course Currie does exactly that.
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Kansas State Basketball is hard / Re: Coaching Search Master Thread (now featuring front runner doug gottlieb)
« on: March 30, 2012, 05:04:02 PM »attn photoshoppers
we need some art.
now
*don't mean to be pushy just really excited
I'd make a "gott lieb?" pic ala got milk but I'm too busy at work :/
Purple back drop, one paragraph with a clear and concise argument, catchy and with doses of humor mixed in.
Anyone?
Swear to God - I was telling KK to make the "gott lieb" poster for tomorrow's rally. SOMEONE MAKE IT NOW. or come up with something better. I don't care. Lets get rollin'.
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Kansas State Basketball is hard / Re: Coaching Search Master Thread (now featuring front runner doug gottlieb)
« on: March 30, 2012, 01:37:03 PM »
GIVE ME LIEB-ERTY OR GIVE ME DEATH!
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Kansas State Basketball is hard / Re: Coaching Search Master Thread
« on: March 29, 2012, 06:33:47 PM »
Just sent this to JC. Probably never read it. Regardless, we need to press the man.
Dear Mr. Currie,
I'm sure by now you have been inundated with emails about the coaching search. And I regret that this is no different. I believe it important, though, to add my voice - to strengthen the choir shouting out the name, "Gottlieb!". I could not have made a better case for his hiring than the one already made in the Mercury's recent report. His name brings national attention to K-State and believe you me, we must check our pride and realize that with the loss of Coach Martin we will need that boost. He's a smart candidate with a deep appreciation for the program. He has ties to the Big 12 as a former player, having played for and more than likely having observed Coach Eddie Sutton. His parent's business provides immediate access to west coast recruits. What we lost in Coach Martin's Florida ties, we will gain back ten fold in California. His name recognition will draw recruits (Look at the job done this year by the coach of N.C. State if you have worries about an analyst as coach). More than that, though, he has proven on air his broad basketball knowledge and acumen. He would be, without a doubt, both a great recruiter and a great x's and o's coach. I've heard the other names flying around the blog-o-sphere but I don't think any of them are as promising. Boyle, Underwood, Jankovich, Pearl, etc... - none would be able to excite EMAW nation the way a Gottlieb hire would (o.k., maybe Pearl). Let's bring this man to K-State and ensure the basketball program's continued success. Thank you for your time.
Respectfully,
Will D. Katz, Esq.
Maybe exaggerating a bit, but you gotta sell it.
Dear Mr. Currie,
I'm sure by now you have been inundated with emails about the coaching search. And I regret that this is no different. I believe it important, though, to add my voice - to strengthen the choir shouting out the name, "Gottlieb!". I could not have made a better case for his hiring than the one already made in the Mercury's recent report. His name brings national attention to K-State and believe you me, we must check our pride and realize that with the loss of Coach Martin we will need that boost. He's a smart candidate with a deep appreciation for the program. He has ties to the Big 12 as a former player, having played for and more than likely having observed Coach Eddie Sutton. His parent's business provides immediate access to west coast recruits. What we lost in Coach Martin's Florida ties, we will gain back ten fold in California. His name recognition will draw recruits (Look at the job done this year by the coach of N.C. State if you have worries about an analyst as coach). More than that, though, he has proven on air his broad basketball knowledge and acumen. He would be, without a doubt, both a great recruiter and a great x's and o's coach. I've heard the other names flying around the blog-o-sphere but I don't think any of them are as promising. Boyle, Underwood, Jankovich, Pearl, etc... - none would be able to excite EMAW nation the way a Gottlieb hire would (o.k., maybe Pearl). Let's bring this man to K-State and ensure the basketball program's continued success. Thank you for your time.
Respectfully,
Will D. Katz, Esq.
Maybe exaggerating a bit, but you gotta sell it.
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