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Who do you think will be Bill Snyder's offensive coordinator?
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Snyder on 810 said that Urban Meyer visited K-State and learned our offense in the 1990s.  Apparently, he is running a massaged version of it.  Snyder said if you changed the uniforms of K-State in the mid 1990s to Florida you would have a hard time telling the difference.
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Posted By: Iowa Hawkeye
Any other confirmed names coming to coach at KSU?
3 Replies - Last Reply On 12/4/2008 5:53:08 PM
Posted By: batman
  My hopes for next year, tempered with a dash of reality.  5 or 6 wins, BUT with a defense that is not giving up 500yds a game, hopefully a good DC can get us into the top 30-40 in the country there.  I think our loses will be much closer, around 10-15 a game instead of the blow outs we endured this year.  Add that up and it equals what all KSU fans want: improvement with signs that we are back in the right direction, getting better and better.  Oh and about scheduling.  Wasn't it Prince that bought out the game with that powerhouse team Fresno?  Snyder tried to get series with Notre Dame and others around 2000 but they wanted 2-3 home games for each one here. Why would anyone agree to that? 
6 Replies - Last Reply On 12/4/2008 6:08:58 PM
Posted By: onesadkat
I am a member of Rivals(dont know if you guys are into that stuff or not) so I thought I would show you guys the Big 12 Schools and where they rank for this years Recruiting classes.
4. texas
14. OU
18. A&M
25. TT
28. Mizzou
31. NU
36. OSU
49. KU
58. CU
65 Baylor
76. ISU
90. Kstate
11 Replies - Last Reply On 12/4/2008 6:37:58 PM
Posted By: klondog
Bryce Brown

Go Powercat has a story of him having KSU still in the running, especially now that Bill is back.
12 Replies - Last Reply On 12/4/2008 4:00:11 PM
Posted By: Hitz
K-State Baseball
Thursday, December 04, 2008
Clock strikes midnight
Seventh-seeded Wildcats fall short of title
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Texas’ Michael Torres beats the throw back to first base as Kansas State’s Justin Bloxom takes the throw on a pick-off attempt Sunday in the Big 12 Baseball Championship game at AT&T Bricktown Ballpark in Oklahoma City. Associated Press

OKLAHOMA CITY — Trying to keep its season alive, Kansas State took one final gasp.

Down eight runs in the fifth, K-State grabbed some momentum with a five-run inning.

FULL STORY>>>

Headlines
More than 30 home games, including 13 against teams that advanced to the 2008 NCAA Tournament, highlights a 56-game slate as the 2009 Kansas State baseball schedule was announced by head coach Brad Hill on Thursday.
Published 9/12/2008
Kansas State head baseball coach Brad Hill has announced the hiring of Andy Sawyers as assistant coach. Sawyers, who comes to K-State with impressive credentials after working on Big 12 Conference championship staffs at Nebraska and Texas A&M, will serve as the Wildcats' hitting coach while also working with the team's catchers.
Published 6/29/2008
Kansas State junior third baseman Nate Tenbrink highlighted a school-record six Wildcats and four signees who were selected in the 2008 Major League Baseball First Year Player Draft on Friday.
Published 6/8/2008
Following an outstanding rookie campaign, left-handed pitcher Thomas Rooke was named to the Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America team, Collegiate Baseball has announced.
Published 6/6/2008
The Kansas State baseball coaching staff has announced their summer camp schedule.
Published 6/1/2008
For the second-consecutive season, Kansas State second baseman Brett Scott was named academic all-America as he was selected to the 2008 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Second Team, the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) has announced.
Published 5/28/2008
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.—Trying to keep its season alive, Kansas State took one final gasp.
Published 5/25/2008
OKLAHOMA CITY — All those stranded runners finally hurt Kansas State.
Published 5/25/2008
OKLAHOMA CITY —Just winning the first game was a huge step for the Kansas State baseball team.
Published 5/23/2008
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.—On a day of upsets, Kansas State took its first step toward making its first NCAA Regional in school history.
Published 5/22/2008
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