Bill Snyder

A Decade of Dominance is the video collection every K-Stater has been waiting for. Fourteen years in the making, this 3-disc DVD set documents K-State's rise to national prominence under Bill Snyder, and celebrates the Wildcats' 10-consecutive bowl games. Beginning with Bill Snyder's hiring in 1988, K-State football has revitalized an entire university and it's alumni base. Co-authored by K-State's Ben Boyle and Powercat Illustrated's Tim Fitzgerald, this new documnetary recaps all the great moments from Bill Snyder's first 14 seasons in Manhattan. The 3-disc set includes more than 10 hours of programming, a special introduction from Bill Snyder, selected player features, profiles on the all-Americans, the Top 10 bowl plays as selected by the coaching staff and for the first time ever -- all 10 season highlight tapes from 1993 through 2002 on DVD. Decade of Dominance is an absolute must for every K-State fan.

1998 K-State vs Nebraska: Special Director's Cut Edition The greatest game of the #1 Season is available on DVD for the first time ever, in this 2-disc Special Edition Wildcat Classic. Featuring: •Complete game replay (1st time on DVD!) •Optional audio track, with all new commentary from Coach Bill Snyder and former players Damion McIntosh and Jeremy Martin recorded this Summer •Pregame Hype (includes ESPN Gameday) •Postgame Locker room Celebration •1998 Season Highlights (1st time on DVD!)

In one of the most stunning upsets in national conference championship history, Kansas State upended Oklahoma, consensus No. 1 in the polls for 16 consecutive weeks, 35-7. This was the fourth consecutive win for the North Division champ in an odd-numbered year - Nebraska in 1997 and ’99, Colorado in 2001 and KSU in 2003. Two of the nation’s testiest defenses entering the game allowed almost 1,000 yards (917 total), but the Wildcats limited the nation’s No. 1 scoring team (48.3 points per game) to a touchdown and added a defensive score to ice the game with 10:16 left to play. Sophomore linebacker Ted Sims had perfect placement for a 27-yard interception return for the fifth K-State touchdown of the night.

The true story of the greatest turnaround in college football history.