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Is Bill Snyder the best coach in the business?

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Discuss....


Once again....the opposing coach wears the clown suit. 
 
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Unreal what he has done.They are really really good.No stupid mistakes.Sound on defense and wtf can you say about Klein.
 
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I dont know all the teams across div1, but he's def top 5 this year.
 
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It's time people realize....It's not about the opposing team...it's more about...what is Snyder's team gonna do about it?  Klein is the foremost example...but there is so much more. 


This game was all about Geno...and what happened?  Nothing.
 
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best coach in the business??

are you fukking crazy?

how many national titles does he have?

ZERO

excellent coach.  best coach in business??

no way.

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he isnt the best ... but he is elite no doubt...  or at least he is not a dumb fuck
 
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2004: 7 losses
2005: 6 losses

2009: 6 losses
2010: 6 losses
2011: 3 losses

28 losses in the 5 previous seasons he coached before this one, that's 5.6 losses per year the last 5 seasons

yeah he's the best in the business right now

 
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Quote Originally Posted by gridironguy:

2004: 7 losses
2005: 6 losses

2009: 6 losses
2010: 6 losses
2011: 3 losses

28 losses in the 5 previous seasons he coached before this one, that's 5.6 losses per year the last 5 seasons

yeah he's the best in the business right now

 
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Weeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!


I'm humping the college football world right now and it feels good. 
 
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Woot woot. Going to Tech game next week.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by NONEED4LUCK:

Woot woot. Going to Tech game next week.

Rock on, brutha...have a beer at Rusty's. 
 
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I don't think he'd ever recruit on an elite level, even if he were coaching elsewhere. But as far as game coaching. . . as we should remind ourselves every week, Bill Snyder is a wizard. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Arid_Torpor:

I don't think he'd ever recruit on an elite level, even if he were coaching elsewhere. But as far as game coaching. . . as we should remind ourselves every week, Bill Snyder is a wizard. 

Nope....unfortunately, he waits until AFTER the season to start recruiting...after all the best are done g-damn committing...he gets the leftovers.  Then he starts squeezing them lemons...and comes up with something weird.
 
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The Wizard 
BEST OF HEALTH, HAPPINESS,WEALTH, BLESSINGS and LUCK TO ALL !!
 
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KSU,   I generally like to give credit to the assistants and not so much to some happy face public relations money raising head coach. I'm sure you know those guys. The talking heads!

Snyder??  What can you say??  He doesn't get the players TX., OKLA., or TX. AM gets, but somehow the ones he gets get coached up and he throws in a system that works for them.   He reminds me of my uncles who were raised rural in the depression and then fought the WAR. Just a amazing man.  Move over Bear, Woody, D. Royal, Bud. and whoever,  this guy isn't to be messed with.

GL,    Doc 
 
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He is a brilliant coach who gets everything out of his players....Just imagine he had a ELITE recurring class...One of the best...Get the most with the least amount of talent..Unbelievable,...
 
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Put Stoops in Manhattan and Snyder in Norman for the past 10 years and what do you think you'd have?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Pecador:

KSU,   I generally like to give credit to the assistants and not so much to some happy face public relations money raising head coach. I'm sure you know those guys. The talking heads!

Snyder??  What can you say??  He doesn't get the players TX., OKLA., or TX. AM gets, but somehow the ones he gets get coached up and he throws in a system that works for them.   He reminds me of my uncles who were raised rural in the depression and then fought the WAR. Just a amazing man.  Move over Bear, Woody, D. Royal, Bud. and whoever,  this guy isn't to be messed with.

GL,    Doc 
College football podcast on ESpn was talking to Snyder this week he basically has to recruit Junior Colleges in Kansas,Mississippi,and Texas to get players and the JC,s in Kansas run his system that is why it works for him
 
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He is the best coach as an underdog, and he is the best at getting the , thats all that matters.

And until you have been to Manhatten, KS...there is a reason he gets the leftovers.  Kansas St does it its own way because....they can't outrecruit the other Big 12 top tier schools.  Enjoy the moment KSUWINS!  
 
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The QB makes the coach in college.  Take Klein away, and Snyder loses 6 games.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by gridironguy:

best coach in the business??

are you fukking crazy?

how many national titles does he have?

ZERO

excellent coach.  best coach in business??

no way.

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Come on man that is so flawed.  The guy has done this AT Kansas ST.  Do you know how many D1 atheletes come out of Kansas?

I have WAY more respect for the guys who have turned these traditionally week football schools into elites.

Urban Meyer
Gary Patterson
BIll Snyder

Those guys to me are the top 3 coaches.  Stoops and Saban?  OU and BAMA would be great without those guys
 
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Quote Originally Posted by joewashington:

Put Stoops in Manhattan and Snyder in Norman for the past 10 years and what do you think you'd have?

Probably another NATL champ.  Bear Bryant couldn't have coached the Sooners to wins over USC and LSU those 2 years.
 
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I tried to give the guy props to my boys last night and they accused me of being drunk
 
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Quote Originally Posted by thorpe:

The QB makes the coach in college.  Take Klein away, and Snyder loses 6 games.

Gee, ya think?   

Take Michael Bishop away...

Take Ell Roberson away...

Take the next guy away...

blah blah blah

The first thing everyone thinks about when they talk discuss Bill Snyder is "man....thank God he had those quarterbacks..."



 
 
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For what it's worth, cherry picking some jucos from Tx. and the mid west isn't the worst way to go. Kansas is full of good juco teams. There are a lot of non qualifiers out there that need a couple of years to mature and grow and just get away from a bad environment. Hell, learn some basic reading skills.   I think one of Tx. big mistakes is early signing to many immature elitist 16 year old H.S. juniors. Looks good on signing day but not so good at kick off.    I think teams would be well served scouting those jucos. 

GL,    Doc
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