Got to agree with a lot of what he says...
http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...er-says-college-athletics-has-sold-out-080614
http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...er-says-college-athletics-has-sold-out-080614
"Snyder also complained that society placed way too much value on the wearing of neck jewelry, and how necklaces pose a significant hazard when he attempts to feed. "You wouldn't believe how difficult it is to remove even the thinnest gold chain when it's stuck between your teeth," Snyder lamented, "Not to mention the spiked dog collars that some of these Emo kids are wearing. And garlic? Don't even get me started! These days people are bathing in the stuff."
Well Bill, if it really bothers you, you could go coach at Drake or Simpson. They still play on Saturdays, and you could have a little office, and a smaller salary, etc. Somehow I don't think he is willing to give up his share of the gravy....
He does have a point, that the money is getting out of control for some of the schools and others are just trying to stay up to survive.
Well Bill, if it really bothers you, you could go coach at Drake or Simpson. They still play on Saturdays, and you could have a little office, and a smaller salary, etc. Somehow I don't think he is willing to give up his share of the gravy....
He does have a point, that the money is getting out of control for some of the schools and others are just trying to stay up to survive.
Bill could not cash his paycheck.
You have no ground to stand on as far as complaining about the way thing is fundamentally set up, when you are an integral part in the thing you're complaining against.What exactly would be the point of Snyder not cashing his paycheck or taking no pay, other than being some kind of useless symbolic gesture? It's not like KSU is going to take that money out the college athletics machine and donate it to charity; that money would just be spent on something else inside of the KSU AD.
I don't know what Snyder does with his money, but may he does donate alot to charity, and if that is the case IMO he's doing more good with that money than leaving in the KSU AD. Many coaches do donate alot to charity.
What exactly would be the point of Snyder not cashing his paycheck or taking no pay, other than being some kind of useless symbolic gesture? It's not like KSU is going to take that money out the college athletics machine and donate it to charity; that money would just be spent on something else inside of the KSU AD.
I don't know what Snyder does with his money, but maybe he does donate alot to charity, and if that is the case, IMO he's doing more good with that money than leaving in the KSU AD. Many coaches do donate alot to charity. And others don't...
You have no ground to stand on as far as complaining about the way thing is fundamentally set up, when you are an integral part in the thing you're complaining against.
So...you are saying that people within an organization who see problems in that organization should never say anything to bring attention to those problems? How will change be affected if the issues aren't discussed?
So...you are saying that people within an organization who see problems in that organization should never say anything to bring attention to those problems? How will change be affected if the issues aren't brought to light and discussed?
It'd be like Snowden saying the stuff he did, and nothing changing(because let's be honest nothing in the NCAA is going to change) and then continuing to work at the NSA.
If CPR said this you guys would be drooling and calling him a saint. But I guess Bill Snyders "get rich quick" scheme of finding the worst job in his field, then hanging around for a few decades in route to that payday is pretty transparent.