K-State DC Thread

[Cire]

not crazy about the idea but Dimel would be an ok HC

Gross

[deputy dawg]

I want Cosh gone as much as the next guy.  But after seeing how our defense compared against other units against Big12 spread offenses, who should Old Saggy Bag go after if Cosh splits? 
I dislike fast-break football with a passion but it's here to stay.  How can we expect better results without top 20 talent (and it isn't coming to KSU no matter how much we wish), regardless of who the DC is?

Forgive the compelled respect observation here, but I think Mangino would do more with the TX leftovers than just about anyone out there.  Same with Leavitt for FL leftovers.  I'd prefer Leavitt so he could be HCIW.  The probability on getting that scenario is about the same as me having a three-way with twin lingerie models.  That means that Sean will probably be our next DC.

[steve dave]

not crazy about the idea but Dimel would be an ok HC

Yeah, I bet there are programs out there that would offer him a HC job...

[HELLHAMMER]

I want Cosh gone as much as the next guy.  But after seeing how our defense compared against other units against Big12 spread offenses, who should Old Saggy Bag go after if Cosh splits? 
I dislike fast-break football with a passion but it's here to stay.  How can we expect better results without top 20 talent (and it isn't coming to KSU no matter how much we wish), regardless of who the DC is?

Forgive the compelled respect observation here, but I think Mangino would do more with the TX leftovers than just about anyone out there.  Same with Leavitt for FL leftovers.  I'd prefer Leavitt so he could be HCIW.  The probability on getting that scenario is about the same as me having a three-way with twin lingerie models.  That means that Sean will probably be our next DC.

If that happens, John Currie needs to be fired that very same day.

[SD_Cat]

I want Cosh gone as much as the next guy.  But after seeing how our defense compared against other units against Big12 spread offenses, who should Old Saggy Bag go after if Cosh splits? 
I dislike fast-break football with a passion but it's here to stay.  How can we expect better results without top 20 talent (and it isn't coming to KSU no matter how much we wish), regardless of who the DC is?

Forgive the compelled respect observation here, but I think Mangino would do more with the TX leftovers than just about anyone out there.  Same with Leavitt for FL leftovers.  I'd prefer Leavitt so he could be HCIW.  The probability on getting that scenario is about the same as me having a three-way with twin lingerie models.  That means that Sean will probably be our next DC.

If that happens, John Currie needs to be fired that very same day.

Anyone who thinks that this is going to happen needs to be beaten with a  plague-ridden rat, covered in pig crap, and then set on fire.

[CNS]

cosh doesn't stick out to me as any worse than any of our other assistants.  

Baby steps.

[PowercatPat]

What is with everyone's obsession with Dickey?

[Belvis Noland]

What is with everyone's obsession with Dickey?

Flat top

[wetwillie]

I don't know the history as well as some but would cosh leaving be snyder's first step towards actually terminating an AC?

[Belvis Noland]

Ok.  Seriously, Cosh should be fired if CCarolina doesn't hire him.  Look who he's up against... 

"So as of right now, there are five names going around for the head coaching position: Kerwin Bell (Jacksonville University Head Coach),  Chris Cosh (Kansas St. Defensive Coordinator), Todd Fitch (South Florida Offensive Coordinator), Chuck Reedy (Goose Creek High School Head Coach), and Dale Steele (Campbell University Head Coach)."

[Rage Against the McKee]

I wish Coastal Carolina would hire Sean. If he's successful, maybe it wouldn't be so depressing when OB tosses him the keys to our program.

[BMWWcat]

Shouldn't cosh be trying to figure out how to stop Ark's offense instead of going after a job at costal carolina 

[LickNeckey]

 

[Shacks]

Ok.  Seriously, Cosh should be fired if CCarolina doesn't hire him.  Look who he's up against... 

"So as of right now, there are five names going around for the head coaching position: Kerwin Bell (Jacksonville University Head Coach),  Chris Cosh (Kansas St. Defensive Coordinator), Todd Fitch (South Florida Offensive Coordinator), Chuck Reedy (Goose Creek High School Head Coach), and Dale Steele (Campbell University Head Coach)."

OB was a high school head coach once upon a time.  Just because a guy is coaching in high school doesn't mean he knows any less about college football.  For all we know that guy was an All American at some level in his playing days.

Shouldn't cosh be trying to figure out how to stop Ark's offense instead of going after a job at costal carolina 

Not an issue, Cosh wouldn't know how to stop them anyways

[MadCat]

Sorry if repost:  Anyone see whose shoes Cosh would have to fill?

[HeinBallz]

What is with everyone's obsession with Dickey?

He got a little brown sugar.

[deputy dawg]

I want Cosh gone as much as the next guy.  But after seeing how our defense compared against other units against Big12 spread offenses, who should Old Saggy Bag go after if Cosh splits? 
I dislike fast-break football with a passion but it's here to stay.  How can we expect better results without top 20 talent (and it isn't coming to KSU no matter how much we wish), regardless of who the DC is?

Forgive the compelled respect observation here, but I think Mangino would do more with the TX leftovers than just about anyone out there.  Same with Leavitt for FL leftovers.  I'd prefer Leavitt so he could be HCIW.  The probability on getting that scenario is about the same as me having a three-way with twin lingerie models.  That means that Sean will probably be our next DC.

If that happens, John Currie needs to be fired that very same day.

Anyone who thinks that this is going to happen needs to be beaten with a  plague-ridden rat, covered in pig crap, and then set on fire.

Thinking it is not the same as wishing for it, moron.

[SD_Cat]

I want Cosh gone as much as the next guy.  But after seeing how our defense compared against other units against Big12 spread offenses, who should Old Saggy Bag go after if Cosh splits?  
I dislike fast-break football with a passion but it's here to stay.  How can we expect better results without top 20 talent (and it isn't coming to KSU no matter how much we wish), regardless of who the DC is?

Forgive the compelled respect observation here, but I think Mangino would do more with the TX leftovers than just about anyone out there.  Same with Leavitt for FL leftovers.  I'd prefer Leavitt so he could be HCIW.  The probability on getting that scenario is about the same as me having a three-way with twin lingerie models.  That means that Sean will probably be our next DC.

If that happens, John Currie needs to be fired that very same day.

Anyone who thinks that this is going to happen needs to be beaten with a  plague-ridden rat, covered in pig crap, and then set on fire.

Thinking it is not the same as wishing for it, moron.

Let me clarify my previous statement.  Anyone who believes that Sean Snyder will ever hold a position above special teams coordinator at Kansas State University is such an unbelievable Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) that their death would be the world's gain.  Furthermore they should be killed in such a way as to deter anyone from this line of thinking for all time.  Make sense?  Hoping for it at least can be attributed to a person being mentally ill.

[kso_FAN]

I don't think our staff is terrible.  I think our staff is good. 

However, I operate a fundamental principle - KSU is a "promote from within" type of school. 

In terms of HC material on this staff - I am concerned.

Now, maybe I'm wrong.  Maybe KSU has the appeal and $$$ to draw in a solid coaching candidate from another institution.  I don't think I'm wrong, though.  I think we will promote a current coach - who has Snyder's blessing. 

Those are good points. And I agree, I don't see a viable head coach for Kansas State on the current staff.

[Rams]

I want Cosh gone as much as the next guy.  But after seeing how our defense compared against other units against Big12 spread offenses, who should Old Saggy Bag go after if Cosh splits?  
I dislike fast-break football with a passion but it's here to stay.  How can we expect better results without top 20 talent (and it isn't coming to KSU no matter how much we wish), regardless of who the DC is?

Forgive the compelled respect observation here, but I think Mangino would do more with the TX leftovers than just about anyone out there.  Same with Leavitt for FL leftovers.  I'd prefer Leavitt so he could be HCIW.  The probability on getting that scenario is about the same as me having a three-way with twin lingerie models.  That means that Sean will probably be our next DC.

If that happens, John Currie needs to be fired that very same day.

Anyone who thinks that this is going to happen needs to be beaten with a  plague-ridden rat, covered in pig crap, and then set on fire.

Thinking it is not the same as wishing for it, moron.

Let me clarify my previous statement.  Anyone who believes that Sean Snyder will ever hold a position above special teams coordinator at Kansas State University is such an unbelievable Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) that their death would be the world's gain.  Furthermore they should be killed in such a way as to deter anyone from this line of thinking for all time.  Make sense?

This describes a vast majority of regular posters on this board.  Just FYI.

[Katpappy]

cosh doesn't stick out to me as any worse than any of our other assistants.  

WOW!  Where was that statement last year. 

[Belvis Noland]

Anyone who believes that Sean Snyder will ever hold a position above special teams coordinator at Kansas State University is such an unbelievable Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) that their death would be the world's gain.  

What is crazier?  Ron Prince being hired as HC or Sean Snyder being promoted to HC?  Is it rational that Jim Woolridge was our head basketball coach for 6 years without ever going to the post-season?    

We can all agree on one thing - the KSU AD does not have a history of making sound, rational decisions.  

So, with this as our background - let's ask the question:  would it be surprising if Sean Snyder were promoted to Head Coach after Bill retires?  

Rational? no.  Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)? yes.  Realistic Possibility? absolutely.    

[Katpappy]

I want Cosh gone as much as the next guy.  But after seeing how our defense compared against other units against Big12 spread offenses, who should Old Saggy Bag go after if Cosh splits? 
I dislike fast-break football with a passion but it's here to stay.  How can we expect better results without top 20 talent (and it isn't coming to KSU no matter how much we wish), regardless of who the DC is?

Forgive the compelled respect observation here, but I think Mangino would do more with the TX leftovers than just about anyone out there.  Same with Leavitt for FL leftovers.  I'd prefer Leavitt so he could be HCIW.  The probability on getting that scenario is about the same as me having a three-way with twin lingerie models.  That means that Sean will probably be our next DC.

If that happens, John Currie needs to be fired that very same day.

Anyone who thinks that this is going to happen needs to be beaten with a  plague-ridden rat, covered in pig crap, and then set on fire.

This is not a pigaggie thread. 

[Belvis Noland]

Just because a guy is coaching in high school doesn't mean he knows any less about college football.  For all we know that guy was an All American at some level in his playing days.

A lot of head coaches in the college ranks were highschool coaches at some point in their career.  For the vast majority, they probably didn't jump straight from highschool into a college head coaching gig. 

I imagine there's a slight difference between highschool and college football.  I mean, I'm no Bear Bryant, but... 

[Katpappy]

Just because a guy is coaching in high school doesn't mean he knows any less about college football.  For all we know that guy was an All American at some level in his playing days.

A lot of head coaches in the college ranks were highschool coaches at some point in their career.  For the vast majority, they probably didn't jump straight from highschool into a college head coaching gig.  

I imagine there's a slight difference between highschool and college football.  I mean, I'm no Bear Bryant, but...  

Good point, B. B. Belvis.  Most are brought in as an assistant or intern.  Wait, didn't KU's Weis get an high school coach who thinks he'll be running the show.