Who dies first: LHC Bill Snyder or Bob Huggins

[Pete]

We get this question a lot.

The 73 year old who works 20 hour days, or the late-middle-aged raging alcoholic with a history of serious heart problems?

After Huggins was fired from K-State, I was sure that he'd die shortly.  Frank Martin almost died (hospitalized in Manhattan) right after Huggins was hired at K-State, no doubt from trying to mimic Huggin's lifestyle, so clearly there are issues there. 

To be honest, I do not know which one will live longer.  To me, it's a toss up.

[steve dave]

My uncle was Bob's MD when he was in Manhattan and said his total cholesterol was 344. You could also add Holgardon to the list given the methamphetamines.

[Saulbadguy]

Liver is pickled.

[SwiftCat]

Basically a coin flip. My money is on Bob, though.

[MadCat]

What's the ruling on undead?

[Cartierfor3]

You have to factor in the drunk driving and falling down stairs while hammered.  Good chance Huggins won't die of natural causes. 

[Mr Bread]

You have to factor in the drunk driving and falling down stairs while hammered.  Good chance Huggins won't die of natural causes.

Natural to whom?

[Cartierfor3]

You have to factor in the drunk driving and falling down stairs while hammered.  Good chance Huggins won't die of natural causes.

Natural to whom?

Humans. 

[Sandstone Outcropping]

Huggs is exposed to the risk of death caused by shrapnel injury from exploding meth labs every day.
Snyder only one day every other year.