Snyder Retirement Coaching Search Master Thread

[Tobias]

always enjoyed that sean story, cartier

[Cartierfor3]

always enjoyed that sean story, cartier

I've definitely gotten my miles out of it. I mean, WTF dude. I get paid $26 a game to be a glorified babysitter out here man, don't wait for me in the parking lot. I want to go home and eat a totinos and watch TV sheesh.

[michigancat]

That's pretty good money

[MakeItRain]

Sean Snyder is a small man, who couldn't coach a little league baseball team effectively (I watched it in person as an umpire). He is extremely insecure and overcompensates constantly. He waited in the parking lot for me and my partner in the parking lot after a game to yell at us. The game was played by 12 year olds, and the calls in question were called correctly.

You might ask "So you watched him coach his kid in baseball, that doesn't mean he can't coach college football right?"  I would contend that the character flaws and insecurities I witnessed are deep in him, and will surface if he gets the head coaching job.

Pray that sean snyder is never the head coach at Kansas State in football.

Well there's one way he's not like his dad, he's actually participating in the lives of his children.

[EMAWmeister]

I'm at the point where I'd be okay with an internal hire. Someone who can keep the player development program going while continuing to get young stud coaches that kick ass on the recruiting trail.  We're starting to establish a fairly high floor (6-6/7-5) but 10-2 feels like our ceiling right now. If Dana or Sean can go 8-4, 9-3 and make a run at it every 3 or 4 years, that's a home run.

[michigancat]

Sean Snyder is a small man, who couldn't coach a little league baseball team effectively (I watched it in person as an umpire). He is extremely insecure and overcompensates constantly. He waited in the parking lot for me and my partner in the parking lot after a game to yell at us. The game was played by 12 year olds, and the calls in question were called correctly.

You might ask "So you watched him coach his kid in baseball, that doesn't mean he can't coach college football right?"  I would contend that the character flaws and insecurities I witnessed are deep in him, and will surface if he gets the head coaching job.

Pray that sean snyder is never the head coach at Kansas State in football.

Well there's one way he's not like his dad, he's actually participating in the lives of his children.

[MakeItRain]

I'm at the point where I'd be okay with an internal hire. Someone who can keep the player development program going while continuing to get young stud coaches that kick ass on the recruiting trail.  We're starting to establish a fairly high floor (6-6/7-5) but 10-2 feels like our ceiling right now. If Dana or Sean can go 8-4, 9-3 and make a run at it every 3 or 4 years, that's a home run.

I spent a great deal of time convincing myself I'd be good with an internal hire, then I realized it has absolutely no chance of happening.

[Skipper44]

I just hope we get the DoD 1.0 band back together at some point in the next decade or two.  Even if it is just BV and some former players it would be crazy fun.

[AbeFroman]

Sean Snyder is a small man, who couldn't coach a little league baseball team effectively (I watched it in person as an umpire). He is extremely insecure and overcompensates constantly. He waited in the parking lot for me and my partner in the parking lot after a game to yell at us. The game was played by 12 year olds, and the calls in question were called correctly.

You might ask "So you watched him coach his kid in baseball, that doesn't mean he can't coach college football right?"  I would contend that the character flaws and insecurities I witnessed are deep in him, and will surface if he gets the head coaching job.

Pray that sean snyder is never the head coach at Kansas State in football.

Well there's one way he's not like his dad, he's actually participating in the lives of his children.

I'll never forget Bill's reaction to Whitney getting engaged during a time out. 

[meow meow]

Sean Snyder is a small man, who couldn't coach a little league baseball team effectively (I watched it in person as an umpire). He is extremely insecure and overcompensates constantly. He waited in the parking lot for me and my partner in the parking lot after a game to yell at us. The game was played by 12 year olds, and the calls in question were called correctly.

You might ask "So you watched him coach his kid in baseball, that doesn't mean he can't coach college football right?"  I would contend that the character flaws and insecurities I witnessed are deep in him, and will surface if he gets the head coaching job.

Pray that sean snyder is never the head coach at Kansas State in football.

Well there's one way he's not like his dad, he's actually participating in the lives of his children.

How can you say that?  He's basically with Sean everyday, and sees Whitney on Christmas morning.

[Benja]

Well if Sean is actively being a Dad then I definitely don't want him. I mean we're talking k-state football here.

[slobber]

Mangino was banned from HS football games and then took KU to the Orange Bowl. SEAN FOR KSU!!!!!!!!!


Gonna win 'em all!

[slobber]

Just jk


Gonna win 'em all!

[Benja]

good posts slobber.

[steve dave]

that's a good story cartier

[sonofdaxjones]

I also read CF3's story and immediately thought of Mark Mangino.   I guess I just don't get it, why act that way in a place where your family name is revered and you are a part of a family dynasty worth millions.    But hey, they make TV shows about that kind of stuff.

[Benja]

Well, Urban Meyer almost worked himself into the grave. Snyder, we know his eccentricities. The list could go on and on. Maybe a little craziness is a good thing?

[Dr Rick Daris]

Sean Snyder is a small man, who couldn't coach a little league baseball team effectively (I watched it in person as an umpire). He is extremely insecure and overcompensates constantly. He waited in the parking lot for me and my partner in the parking lot after a game to yell at us. The game was played by 12 year olds, and the calls in question were called correctly.

You might ask "So you watched him coach his kid in baseball, that doesn't mean he can't coach college football right?"  I would contend that the character flaws and insecurities I witnessed are deep in him, and will surface if he gets the head coaching job.

Pray that sean snyder is never the head coach at Kansas State in football.

Well there's one way he's not like his dad, he's actually participating in the lives of his children.

How can you say that?  He's basically with Sean everyday, and sees Whitney on Christmas morning.

plus that game where ross got like ten carries

[Mikeyis4dcats]

I can't fathom turning the keys over to someone who's never coached anywhere else but KSU, regardless of the last name.

[Cire]

I've been an umpire supervisor for little league games in the past.

That happens ALL the time.

basketball is 100 x worse.

[420seriouscat69]

You guys, If Sean has been doing everything the last two years, he's 17-8 as a HC so far. 

[Katpappy]

I can't fathom turning the keys over to someone who's never coached anywhere else but KSU, regardless of the last name.

Why?

[Katpappy]

You guys, If Sean has been doing everything the last two years, he's 17-8 as a HC so far. 

That's great with the established coaches, but what happens if he gets the HC job?
Do most of staff run for the hills.  Who would he get to stay and who could he bring in.

[MadCat]

Tate Awaits

[TheHamburglar]

You guys, If Sean has been doing everything the last two years, he's 17-8 as a HC so far. 

Big difference between running the program, administrating, and running the schedule versus doing the actual scheming, play calling, evaluating talent, making adjustments, convincing assistants to work for a coach with no HC, OC, or DC experience, and being the closer in recruiting