Best KSU coach of the past 25 years

[Cartierfor3]

I imagine that it was REALLY REALLY important to Weber to be in the front of that picture.

[Stevesie60]

I imagine that it was REALLY REALLY important to Weber to be in the front of that picture.

Really? Because I got the impression that he has no idea where he is.

[Cartierfor3]

I imagine that it was REALLY REALLY important to Weber to be in the front of that picture.

Really? Because I got the impression that he has no idea where he is.

maybe so Jake.  maybe so. 

I also like how they obviously told everyone not to smile, yet B-Webs can't quite pull it off.  Like he's straining every muscle in his face to not smile. 

[BWebbs0]

I imagine that it was REALLY REALLY important to Weber to be in the front of that picture.

Really? Because I got the impression that he has no idea where he is.

maybe so Jake.  maybe so. 

I also like how they obviously told everyone not to smile, yet B-Webs can't quite pull it off.  Like he's straining every muscle in his face to not smile.

I like to imagine that Webbs was in the back but forced his way to the front of the pack like a boss...

[slackcat]

Looks to me Webbs sighted the snack bar.

[Ghost of Stan Parrish]

Are most people reading this as "best coach for KSU while at KSU"?  I read this as "best coach judged on the entirety of his career who just so happen to be employed by KSU at some point during the last 25 years"   

If you strike Weber from the list, I think these guys are in the same order either way you look at it.  Huggins did the heavy lifting in terms of changing attitude and bringing in the 'cruits - even if he was here for just one year.  Behind him, Martin and Kruger are both very good coaches and had similar success at KSU, but personally I'd give the edge to Kruger.

[DeoKat]

Jack Hartman coached here in '96