All Snyder would need to do before they run out on the field Saturday is put this first video on for 8 minutes and then sit back and watch the Cats in a lathered fury scream out of the tunnel and mercilessly tear Tech to shreds.
I feel like going out and tearing something to shreds myself. Right after I finish this bowl of Lucky Charms.
And then I am definitely going to find something to mercilessly destroy.
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I found this just, you know, randomly searching Youtube as I've been known to do from time to time (alot) to find random KSU stuff. I search YouTube so you don't have to. See, membership really does have it's benefits. And this WV fan knows all the KSU players, nicknames, all of it. Unbelievable.
The beat down was so utterly complete, he basically spends the first minute just flat out complimenting the Cats. I like this guy. And you will, too.
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| No caption required when I get this in my email while at work. |
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| Panthor has come out from hiding in my garage attic for this football season to cheer Klein on for the #Heisman. |
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| Panthor provided some additional inspiration for this time consuming graphic I made in Paint. #Ishouldchargeforsubscribingtothissite |
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Kirk Herbstreit has been incredibly favorable to the Cats this season. Probably because of sites like this that make He-Man references. But if you missed Mike and Mike on ESPN radio this morning, this is worth a listen to hear Kirk continue his campaign of purple positivity this season.
Regarding the Heisman, "I think there's Collin Klein, and then there's everyone else. You position yourself in September and October for the Heisman, and you win in November."
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If you can stomach it, here's a column in the LA Times about this season possibly being our Redemption for 1998.
He was criticized in 1998 for trying to schedule his way to the top. Kansas State's nonconference ledger looked more like a series of train stops: Indiana State, Northern Illinois and Louisiana Monroe.
The title-run premise was built on defeating post-Tom Osborne Nebraska, in Manhattan, on Nov. 14. And Kansas State did.
This year's schedule strength has already blown 1998's away, yet a line-item veto move by Snyder months ago may prove brilliant.
Prince, the coach Snyder replaced, had included Miami and Oregon on the nonconference schedule. Snyder almost fainted.
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One more post coming tomorrow night before the Biggest Game of the Season ... the next one ... then it's off to Manhattan!
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