K-State's Bill Snyder takes sideline hit, pops right back up (Video)
Kansas State head coach Bill Snyder may be 76 years old, but he can still take a hit.
As Wildcats defensive back Morgan Burns brought back a first half kickoff, he was bumped out of bounds and right into Snyder.
Bill Snyder takes a hit like a champ. He's 76 years old. pic.twitter.com/68R3IxMXCa
— Sam Cooper (@SamDCooper) October 24, 2015
Snyder hit the turf and was down momentarily, but quickly returned to his feet to continue coaching his Wildcats.
Snyder brushed off his fall when asked about it after the game.
When told he bounced back quick after getting run over by Morgan Burns, Bill Snyder replies "Well, what were my other options?"
— Kellis Robinett (@KellisRobinett) October 24, 2015
Snyder is no stranger to sideline injuries. He suffered a torn ACL when a lineman fell on him during a practice in 2010. Snyder didn’t even leave practice after he was injured but later testing revealed the extent of the injury: a torn ACL and MCL.
Snyder is one tough guy.
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