Bill Snyder
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"Bill Snyder" is the head American football/football coach at Kansas State University. He served as head coach at the school from 1989 to 2005, and then was rehired to the position on November 24, 2008, making him one of the few college football head coaches to have List of college football head coaches with non-consecutive tenure/non-consecutive tenure at the same school.

Snyder is in the College Football Hall of Fame, and has won several conference and national coach of the year awards. He has been head coach at Kansas State for the program's 300th, 400th and 500th all-time wins. In recognition of his contributions to the program, the football stadium at Kansas State University, Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium, is List of college football coaches who coached games in stadiums named after themselves/named in honor of him and his family.

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The positive side is that we put together about 12 minutes of play where our offense, defense and kicking game played probably as well as we could play at this particular point of the season. That was only 12 or so minutes, though.

The Yale-Harvard game means every bit as much to the players, coaches, faculty, administration and fans as any rivalry in college football.

I told them just to include the really special runs, not the mundane ones. Well, there's over 200 snaps on there.

I'm pleased we won. That shows character. ... I'm more concerned with the fact that we found ways to self destruct. It's the same as was last week (against Florida International), three turnovers and 90 yards in penalties.

The other 10 guys need to give him some help. We've got a lot of talent at other positions, and to make that kind of commitment to one guy can be somewhat risky.

Anything that happens within the confines of our program, it has been our policy to keep it in-house. Indeed, I will always do that.

I think that's probably the case. But that's an excuse, and I don't mean it to be.

If they are in the middle of the field all the time, yes, it is probably pretty hard for anyone to stop, ... If you can get some field position, and you give them the three- and four-yard completion . . . then eventually they miss one of them.

The good thing is we repaired, for the most part, a substantial amount of issues that we were concerned with. I was concerned with us fumbling the ball, and I think we managed the ball well.