Coach with best conference road record ?
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The conference is loaded with great teams and coaches now, but the venues back then were an absolute gauntlet.
The Phog, obviously plus great teams
GIA is a shell of its former self these days, but it used to consistently be ranked among the 10-20 toughest places in the country before they expanded and the Thunder took a bunch of their fans, plus good/great teams.
Mizzou with the Antlers (racist bastards) was a terrible place to try to win, plus good/great teams
OU used to actually draw fans (see above, OKC Thunder) plus good/great teams.
KState- Solid fan base and some pretty salty teams along the way, especially while Lon Kruger was there.
Colorado..freaking altitude
Nebraska...sucked most of the time. Actually Danny Nee had some decent teams but their FB fans became Kansas fans in the winter.
I sincerely miss those days. The Big 8 was a helluva bball conference. The rivalries were so organic and some of the coaching personalities took on a life of their own. Plus guys stuck around. Manning, Grayer, Sundvold, Chevious, Richmond, King etc and the list goes on, stuck around for 4 years so you really grew attached to/developed a deep seated hatred for them.
It was just a simpler, but probably better time.
The Phog, obviously plus great teams
GIA is a shell of its former self these days, but it used to consistently be ranked among the 10-20 toughest places in the country before they expanded and the Thunder took a bunch of their fans, plus good/great teams.
Mizzou with the Antlers (racist bastards) was a terrible place to try to win, plus good/great teams
OU used to actually draw fans (see above, OKC Thunder) plus good/great teams.
KState- Solid fan base and some pretty salty teams along the way, especially while Lon Kruger was there.
Colorado..freaking altitude
Nebraska...sucked most of the time. Actually Danny Nee had some decent teams but their FB fans became Kansas fans in the winter.
I sincerely miss those days. The Big 8 was a helluva bball conference. The rivalries were so organic and some of the coaching personalities took on a life of their own. Plus guys stuck around. Manning, Grayer, Sundvold, Chevious, Richmond, King etc and the list goes on, stuck around for 4 years so you really grew attached to/developed a deep seated hatred for them.
It was just a simpler, but probably better time.
Ive been informed Steve Prohm was a huge road warrior and the fact we weren't winning at home anymore wasnt a big deal. Seems that was true as our last road win was in......
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February 2019
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