KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Former Kansas State coach Bill Snyder has told school officials that he will return to coach the Wildcats.
A person with knowledge of the hiring told The Associated Press that the 69-year-old Snyder would be introduced at a news conference Monday morning. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because no official announcement had been made.
Snyder retired three years ago after turning around the football program at Kansas State in what's been called "the Miracle in Manhattan." He left with a 136-68-1 record and was replaced by Ron Prince.
Real suffers stunning loss
It was a disastrous night for MLS teams in the U.S. Open Cup on Tuesday night, and Real Salt Lake was right in the thick of it.
UVU gets a lesson
The announcement was still on Utah Valley University's website Tuesday afternoon, which seemed a mournful oversight.
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The NBA's draft lottery will take place in New Jersey and the 2012 picking pecking order and the Jazz's first-round fortune are both up for grabs.
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