K-State DC Thread

[WillieWatanabe]

lol...and we still flipped a KU DT 'cruit.

Superbowl rings vs "We have no clue who will be your coach" and the latter won.

 

We didn't flip crap yet, bruh.   

well he doesn't have an offer at KU anymore...soo

[MadCat]

lol...and we still flipped a KU DT 'cruit.

Superbowl rings vs "We have no clue who will be your coach" and the latter won.

 

We didn't flip crap yet, bruh.   

well he doesn't have an offer at KU anymore...soo

Was that because he took the visit?

[Dugout DickStone]

lol...and we still flipped a KU DT 'cruit.

Superbowl rings vs "We have no clue who will be your coach" and the latter won.

 

We didn't flip crap yet, bruh.   

well he doesn't have an offer at KU anymore...soo

Post your ITK crap then.

[CNS]

lol...and we still flipped a KU DT 'cruit.

Superbowl rings vs "We have no clue who will be your coach" and the latter won.

 

We didn't flip crap yet, bruh.   

well he doesn't have an offer at KU anymore...soo

Was that because he took the visit?

honestly, if we didn't flip him and his offer was rescinded because he took our visit, that is even better, imo.  Look, we all know Bill has been bad at recruiting, so we don't expect him to steal people.  However, if Weis is dropping offers because kids continue to do their due diligence, well, that kind of thing gets around pretty quick and who really likes the pressure sale?

No timeshare for me, chuck....

[Cire]

dropping offers is a big time program thing

[0.42]

Some EMAJ'ers were saying that Weis pulled his Reed's offer because he visited us. I think they got their info off of Slant

[Dugout DickStone]

Some EMAJ'ers were saying that Weis pulled his Reed's offer because he visited us. I think they got their info off of Slant

They wish.

[sonofdaxjones]

Random points in time.

[Rams]

A small sliver (very small) of me thinks it is adorable how incredibly dopey and clueless we are at football recruiting.  It is almost quaint.

Seemed appropriate and I REALLY wanted to use it.

[KSUBrian]

I don't hate Snyder, I am just tired of predicting this crap. If this was really a "calming the waters" approach he would have hired proven coaches instead of re-gifting crap someone found on the discount rack.  You should all be pissed he brought back the same shitty coaches that lead to his demise after the end of his first tour of duty; and now after a good season - still not doing anything to correct it.  Like dipshit above posted, this should feel familiar because this is how he's always handled it; keep in mind though it really hasn't worked  in fifteen years.  These are the guys that failed to capitalize on a rough ridin' Big 12 championship after knocking off the "greatest team of all time".  Am i the only one that remembers this crap?  I know, 10 wins;  That's great, but if some of you dipshits would listen to yourselves and do what you tell everyone else to do and look back at the DOD- you would see that when ksu was at its best- they had a D in the top 50.  We haven't had had a coach on this staff in almost ten years that could recruit or coach a team at that caliber.  Do any of you remember knowing ksu was going to win?  There was no question - ksu was just better.  This team has a long way to go before their that good.  Ksu may win 8-10 games next year - but until they start recruiting and signing entire classes of guys that have Div 1 offers from other schools; these wins will just feel like flukes.  Sorry if you can't see that.


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Some very good points but reminds me of one simple question than nobody has ever answered for me.  When did the Hemingway rule eliminating the use of university planes/jets go into effect?  Amazing how KSU was in the mist of complete domination of the flaw on the kaw when the weasel chancellor of that craphole uses his position on the NCAA rules committee to give universities that are closer to major airports a decided recruiting advantage by arguing universities that use private jets (which everybody could and was using) was creating recruiting advantages.  What a sleezeball.
 

[michigancat]

I think the private jet rule happened in 2004 or 2005. I know Brent Schaeffer took a private jet - he did a recruiting diary or something about it.

Quiz (for anyone): What type of event did he attend at Tennessee that really impressed him?

[kim carnes]

I think the private jet rule happened in 2004 or 2005. I know Brent Schaeffer took a private jet - he did a recruiting diary or something about it.

Quiz (for anyone): What type of event did he attend at Tennessee that really impressed him?

i don't remember.

[Dugout DickStone]

I think the private jet rule happened in 2004 or 2005. I know Brent Schaeffer took a private jet - he did a recruiting diary or something about it.

Quiz (for anyone): What type of event did he attend at Tennessee that really impressed him?

sex party

[michigancat]

hip hop concert.

Don't recall the artist.

[HeinBallz]

I don't hate Snyder, I am just tired of predicting this crap. If this was really a "calming the waters" approach he would have hired proven coaches instead of re-gifting crap someone found on the discount rack.  You should all be pissed he brought back the same shitty coaches that lead to his demise after the end of his first tour of duty; and now after a good season - still not doing anything to correct it.  Like dipshit above posted, this should feel familiar because this is how he's always handled it; keep in mind though it really hasn't worked  in fifteen years.  These are the guys that failed to capitalize on a rough ridin' Big 12 championship after knocking off the "greatest team of all time".  Am i the only one that remembers this crap?  I know, 10 wins;  That's great, but if some of you dipshits would listen to yourselves and do what you tell everyone else to do and look back at the DOD- you would see that when ksu was at its best- they had a D in the top 50.  We haven't had had a coach on this staff in almost ten years that could recruit or coach a team at that caliber.  Do any of you remember knowing ksu was going to win?  There was no question - ksu was just better.  This team has a long way to go before their that good.  Ksu may win 8-10 games next year - but until they start recruiting and signing entire classes of guys that have Div 1 offers from other schools; these wins will just feel like flukes.  Sorry if you can't see that.


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Some very good points but reminds me of one simple question than nobody has ever answered for me.  When did the Hemingway rule eliminating the use of university planes/jets go into effect?  Amazing how KSU was in the mist of complete domination of the flaw on the kaw when the weasel chancellor of that craphole uses his position on the NCAA rules committee to give universities that are closer to major airports a decided recruiting advantage by arguing universities that use private jets (which everybody could and was using) was creating recruiting advantages.  What a sleezeball.
 

WGAF?

 

[KSUBrian]

I think the private jet rule happened in 2004 or 2005. I know Brent Schaeffer took a private jet - he did a recruiting diary or something about it.

Quiz (for anyone): What type of event did he attend at Tennessee that really impressed him?

Your right.  I found a Rivals article from July 2005 that states the Jet rule change would be in effect for the 2005 recruiting year.  So, for the naysayers of the recruiting failure following the 2003 Big 12 Championship, by the time the Championship happened, most major recruits for Feb 2004 signing had already committed to where they were going to sign.  Then for Feb 2005, recruits had to be flown into KCI and then driven 2.5 hrs across I-70 and back.  Significant timing problems on commercial flights into KCI which would turn a lot of kids off from even wanting to make the trip.  And unless the recruiter slipped the recruit a 2.5 hr sleeping pill, every single one would  think "where in the eff in the middle of nowhere am I?"  Not even Venzy or Mack Brown could recruit under those circumstances.

True  has swung the advantage back to KSU but that has only recently happened and the Prince fiasco put us back further on the recruiting trail than  has helped us out.

[wabash909]

I don't hate Snyder, I am just tired of predicting this crap. If this was really a "calming the waters" approach he would have hired proven coaches instead of re-gifting crap someone found on the discount rack.  You should all be pissed he brought back the same shitty coaches that lead to his demise after the end of his first tour of duty; and now after a good season - still not doing anything to correct it.  Like dipshit above posted, this should feel familiar because this is how he's always handled it; keep in mind though it really hasn't worked  in fifteen years.  These are the guys that failed to capitalize on a rough ridin' Big 12 championship after knocking off the "greatest team of all time".  Am i the only one that remembers this crap?  I know, 10 wins;  That's great, but if some of you dipshits would listen to yourselves and do what you tell everyone else to do and look back at the DOD- you would see that when ksu was at its best- they had a D in the top 50.  We haven't had had a coach on this staff in almost ten years that could recruit or coach a team at that caliber.  Do any of you remember knowing ksu was going to win?  There was no question - ksu was just better.  This team has a long way to go before their that good.  Ksu may win 8-10 games next year - but until they start recruiting and signing entire classes of guys that have Div 1 offers from other schools; these wins will just feel like flukes.  Sorry if you can't see that.


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Some very good points but reminds me of one simple question than nobody has ever answered for me.  When did the Hemingway rule eliminating the use of university planes/jets go into effect?  Amazing how KSU was in the mist of complete domination of the flaw on the kaw when the weasel chancellor of that craphole uses his position on the NCAA rules committee to give universities that are closer to major airports a decided recruiting advantage by arguing universities that use private jets (which everybody could and was using) was creating recruiting advantages.  What a sleezeball.
 

It was right around the time Barnett was throwing the drug and rape recruiting parties at CU and that scandal was blowing up.  There was also that dumbass Willie Williams that was writing a diary that chronicled his recruitment for a newspaper while he was flown around by Miami and fed lobster on a private jet.  The fact that he was the #1 recruit in the country garnered some big media attention.

This all went down around 2004.

[5601js]

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Texas A&M, huh?

[WillieWatanabe]

3-4

[5601js]

3-4

Good call. Makes sense.

[wabash909]

Good for A&M.  Luckily we've got things covered here with Tom Hayes and Joe Bob.

[MadCat]

A&M is a good stepping stone.  He will have a valid excuse for hopping when the entire football staff gets canned again.

[Dugout DickStone]

Good for A&M.  Luckily we've got things covered here with Tom Hayes and Joe Bob.

One man's stubborn is another man's tenacious. 

[LickNeckey]

not sure if posted but heard players were told the Hayes DC/ Joe Bob LB/ Seiler DE decision had been made

and apparently the animated corpse of Mo will continue to work the interior

[CNS]

not sure if posted but heard players werre told the Hayes DC/ Joe Bob LB/ Seiler DE decision had been made

and apparently the animated corpse of Mo will continue to work the interior

Once it hits the news, please copy paste the GPC thread celebrating this and highlighting why this is better than other DC options. TIA