WINNING...

[iowa_wildcat]

Bill Snyder's "16 Goals For Success":

1. Commitment;
2. Unselfishness;
3. Unity;
4. Improvement;
5. Toughness;
6. Self-discipline;
7. Great effort;
8. Enthusiasm;
9. Eliminate mistakes;
10. Never give up;
11. Don't accept losing;
12. No self-limitations;
13. Expect to win;
14. Consistency;
15. Leadership;
16. Responsibility.

[Stewo]

17. JUCO's

[ISUFB]

and Jucos.. Hey how did national signing day go for you a few weeks ago?

[intrepid27]

18. Pledge soul to Satan in exchange for being KSU's only successful football coach..........ever.

[VeloClone]

Winning...

[00clone]

At this point in his life, "Keep breathing" has to be in Snyder's tips for success.

[Naughtius]

19. Daily pint of blood from a virgin

[MeanDean]

Bill Snyder's "16 Goals For Success":

1. Commitment;
2. Unselfishness;
3. Unity;
4. Improvement;
5. Toughness;
6. Self-discipline;
7. Great effort;
8. Enthusiasm;
9. Eliminate mistakes;
10. Never give up;
11. Don't accept losing;
12. No self-limitations;
13. Expect to win;
14. Consistency;
15. Leadership;
16. Responsibility.

Aren't 11 and 13 the same thing, just stated opposite?

My 2 dieting goals:

1. Decrease my weight.
2. Increase pounds lost.

[Senolcyc]

He's a hell of a coach. But that's just a generic list of Successories poster themes.

[MC CrappinHawks]

17. JUCO's

so true, JUCO U.

[heitclone]

If Paul Rhoads had the same list people would love it. But I think he left out the part about scheduling cupcakes.

[Stewo]

If Paul Rhoads had the same list people would love it. But I think he left out the part about scheduling cupcakes.

I don't know about that. Seems like a lot of non-sense in that list.

[VeloClone]

Any bets on how many players - and even coaches, for that matter - at KSU can remember all the points on his "brief" list?

[Naughtius]

Any bets on how many players - and even coaches, for that matter - at KSU can count to all the way up to 16?

FIFY

[heitclone]

I don't know about that. Seems like a lot of non-sense in that list.

I dont disagree, but people love to use the phrase "all in" around here, that term seems like a summation of Synder's list.