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76-year-old Bill Snyder got laid out on the sideline and popped right back up

The Kansas State head coach cannot be harmed by physical attacks.

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Kansas State head coach Bill Snyder is in pretty good shape for a 76-year-old man. He still capably works as a major college football head coach, a job too stressful for most able-bodied humans. Sometimes that job has risks though, like getting hit by one of your own players while on the sideline.

Snyder popped right back up and appears to be fine, which probably wouldn’t be the case if I got hit by someone wearing pads like that. Good on you, Coach.

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