Snyder Returns to Wildcat Nation in First Stop of State Tour
Bill Snyder 69 returns to Kansas State as head coach on a six city statewide tour. In Manhattan he emphasizes family values and accountability while addressing a Western Kansas crowd of about 100 fans. He reflects on past success and the looming challenge of rebuilding a competitive Big 12 program.
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Snyder Returns as Kansas State Coach After Retirement
Former K State head coach Bill Snyder, retired since 2005, travels Kansas for a 45 minute public tour with family, reflecting on past crowds and emptied stadium seats while signaling a revival of the program. He repeats his aim to restore the family atmosphere and steady leadership as he reconnects with fans.
Collins leads Kansas in muddied win over Kent State
Kansas outlasted Kent State 87 to 60 at Allen Fieldhouse as Sherron Collins scored 16 of his 19 in the second half. The game featured 46 fouls and 32 of 36 free throws for KU, extending its home streak to 28. Cole Aldrich posted 10 points and 13 rebounds while Marcus Morris added 14 and 10. Kent State, 3-3, had two strong showings prior but struggled against KU pressure defense.
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Slaton drives Texans past Jaguars on MNF debut
Texans rookie Steve Slaton demanded carries and delivered with 130 rushing yards and two fourth quarter TDs guiding a 30 to 17 win over the slumping Jaguars. Mario Williams added three sacks and forced a fumble as Houston’s defense stifled Jacksonville. Sage Rosenfels threw for 200 yards and a TD in the prime time win before a club record 70,809 crowd.
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