Why is it that Bill Snyder coached teams (a man who is obsessed with being prepared) are almost always completely unprepared to play their first road or neutral site game of the year?
How can a program be so good at doing all the little things right when people don't have high expectations for them, yet be so terrible at them when people do expect them to be good?
What is the point of having instant replay if replay coordinators all have a different definition of what clear and convincing evidence is?
How can a school that places such a high emphasis on special teams, struggle so much to find a kicker that can make kicks when you really need them?
Why does this program almost always have to lose and be extremely disappointed before they start playing with attitude and with a chip on their shoulder?
Can it be a new rule that you are automatically fired if your quarterback has completed less than 50% of his passes yet you still call 3 passing plays in a row?
Do you think Dana Dimel knows it is legal to throw a football to a running back?
Why is it so hard for networks to find quality play by play guys these days?
When was the last time Kansas State went on the road against a solid team and did something our opponent did not expect?
How can a program be so good at doing all the little things right when people don't have high expectations for them, yet be so terrible at them when people do expect them to be good?
What is the point of having instant replay if replay coordinators all have a different definition of what clear and convincing evidence is?
How can a school that places such a high emphasis on special teams, struggle so much to find a kicker that can make kicks when you really need them?
Why does this program almost always have to lose and be extremely disappointed before they start playing with attitude and with a chip on their shoulder?
Can it be a new rule that you are automatically fired if your quarterback has completed less than 50% of his passes yet you still call 3 passing plays in a row?
Do you think Dana Dimel knows it is legal to throw a football to a running back?
Why is it so hard for networks to find quality play by play guys these days?
When was the last time Kansas State went on the road against a solid team and did something our opponent did not expect?
