Bill Tribute Thread For Sentimental Qatz To Share Fun Memzys (No gE'ing Allowed)

[ben ji]

https://www.world-grain.com/articles/17989-retired-k-state-football-coach-visits-grain-craft-gciq


Tom

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They really glossed over alot of his accomplishments in the quick bio paragraph

Snyder retired as head coach of the K-State Wildcats following the 2018 season, after a career leading the team beginning in 1989. In addition to compiling a 215-117 record as head coach, he led the Wildcats to victories in nine Bowl games.

[KST8FAN]

https://www.world-grain.com/articles/17989-retired-k-state-football-coach-visits-grain-craft-gciq


Tom

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They really glossed over alot of his accomplishments in the quick bio paragraph

Snyder retired as head coach of the K-State Wildcats following the 2018 season, after a career leading the team beginning in 1989. In addition to compiling a 215-117 record as head coach, he led the Wildcats to victories in nine Bowl games.

I was shocked to learn he won nine bowl games.


Tom

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[Katpappy]

https://www.world-grain.com/articles/17989-retired-k-state-football-coach-visits-grain-craft-gciq


Tom

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They really glossed over alot of his accomplishments in the quick bio paragraph

Snyder retired as head coach of the K-State Wildcats following the 2018 season, after a career leading the team beginning in 1989. In addition to compiling a 215-117 record as head coach, he led the Wildcats to victories in nine Bowl games.

I was shocked to learn he won nine bowl games.


Tom

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He played in a shitload more, just only won nine.

[ben ji]

https://old.reddit.com/r/CFB/comments/11lyuvw/should_bill_snyder_be_considered_a_top_ten_coach/?ref=share&ref_source=link

[GregKSU1027]

Still a banger and I watch it the night before every home opener every year as tradition.

Also a way to show others just how bad KSU was and it's not a long watch.

[Sandstone Outcropping]

"We thought you would like to look back on this memory from nine years ago..."

[john "teach me how to" dougie]

Man, Bill just hated doing those shows, it must have been tough on Wyatt.

[Sandstone Outcropping]

Man, Bill just hated doing those shows, it must have been tough on Wyatt.

It was something they were both contractually obligated to do and Bill made it as agonizing as possible. I did always get a kick out of  the episode they would do for the seniors.

[PandaXpanda]

Man, Bill just hated doing those shows, it must have been tough on Wyatt.

It was something they were both contractually obligated to do and Bill made it as agonizing as possible. I did always get a kick out of  the episode they would do for the seniors.

On The Game a couple years Wyatt said Bill typically wanted to do them the same day of the game which meant, for away games, sometimes they'd couldn't start filming until 3AM.

[pissclams]

i loved that show!
does ham and potatoes have a similar show?

[KST8FAN]

"We thought you would like to look back on this memory from nine years ago..."

Does Bill have a shoe off?


Tom

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[nicname]

"We thought you would like to look back on this memory from nine years ago..."

Does Bill have a shoe off?


Tom

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[Skipper44]

the foot needs some air as Bill used it to kick the crap out of Kliff a few hours earlier

[ELL3]

After Saturday games, everyone was allowed to go home. Bill and Sean stayed all night after the tv show. Bill making up for never seeing him for most of his childhood. Great coach, not a great dad when they were younger, making up for it now. The tv show was must see viewing. Way back when I was a kid they had the KSU and KU coaches shows back to back on Channel 13.

[MakeItRain]

i loved that show!
does ham and potatoes have a similar show?

Nope.

[Kid In the Hall]

After Saturday games, everyone was allowed to go home. Bill and Sean stayed all night after the tv show. Bill making up for never seeing him for most of his childhood. Great coach, not a great dad when they were younger, making up for it now. The tv show was must see viewing. Way back when I was a kid they had the KSU and KU coaches shows back to back on Channel 13.

The other interesting part is that, in the old days (not sure about Snyder 2.0), Bill would have the equivalent of fireside chats with a small group of reporters on Sunday mornings at 9 a.m. in Vanier. And, it was pretty obvious to all that on many (if not all) occasions, the man hadn't slept a wink all night.