D. Scott Fritchen

Co-Author “Bill Snyder: My Football Life and the Rest of the Story”

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SANDSTORM!!!

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@mattkrets Yes same coffee shop, just a different location.

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Brothers Coffee is located at The Edge over by Rockin K’s and near Bill Snyder Family Stadium. So many great, positive vibes, friendly people, tremendous coffee and fresh breakfast burritos and muffins. The perfect way to begin a day.

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“Whenever you’re done playing basketball, it’s something you’ll always remember.”

After a journey, fifth-year senior Mikayla Parks finally gets to bask in the cheers inside a basketball arena that she has known for nearly a quarter of her life.

Story:
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They had the TV off tonight so mom texted me score updates. Wish I could’ve made the game. I love big wins.

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Sadly, some of these “fans” who sit at home and look for things to feel miserable about in the K-State world, will find a way to criticize K-State athletic teams once again, because kids are cheering loudly and having fun at a women’s basketball game.

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Bramlage is filled with thousands of children for today’s women’s basketball game against Montana, and they are having so much fun, and not a knock, but an observation: this is the loudest I personally have heard Bramlage during an athletic event inside the arena in a few years.

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@CHIEF444176 Good. You must’ve read the story. Good job, everybody.

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“This morning started with a little history lesson.”

Collin Klein lauds the character of his team and in Monday’s meeting tells his players about the 2015 K-State squad that overcame odds, won its last three regular season games, and made history.

Story:
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“It's just amazing, the support of K-Staters, It's absolutely tremendous, and it just reinforces a lot of what we've known all along. That K-Staters are very special people. They care about each other, and that means a lot.”

Story:
https://t.co/sCWZ1HzhrQ

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Beautiful day at K-State

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“I hope we've done a good job together. I think we have. I hope we have.”

Wyatt Thompson and Stan Weber celebrate 25 years together as one of the longest-tenured radio teams in college athletics today.

Story:
https://t.co/TrM20eyN1y

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“This is a daily, constant, continual improvement. It’s not about pointing fingers. That’s what bad teams do. That’s what losers do.”

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Trivia at Rockin K’s over the lunch hour. Nailed it.

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That look you give anyone when they ask you if you’re drinking too much coffee during football games again.

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“I hope we've done a good job together. I think we have. I hope we have.”

Wyatt Thompson and Stan Weber celebrate 25 years together as one of the longest-tenured radio teams in college athletics today.

Story:
https://t.co/TrM20eyN1y

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@catkidchris Thank you. Who are the five longest? I couldn’t find.

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“It was easy to talk to Wyatt, and I was very optimistic that this was going to work very well.”

It’s been 25 years since Wyatt Thompson met Stan Weber.

Today they are perhaps the longest-tenured broadcasting duo in college athletics.

COMING MONDAY

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With the Chicago Bears firmly entrenched as the best team in the NFL, it is a good time to express concern over the different colored long-sleeve t-shirts tonight and criticize the travel costs of going to the Super Bowl and why you will refuse to go.

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K-State football will play at TCU on Saturday at 1:00 p.m. The game will be televised on ESPNU. Sources are telling me at this hour.

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"It was a very frustrating, and tough day."

K-State sees its chances of beating high-flying Oklahoma State end swiftly as star quarterback Drew Mestemaker and the Cowboys race to a 66-28 win and score their most points ever against the Wildcats.

Story:
https://t.co/fksXt0AKQL