Jenni Carlson
12/17/2013, 01:10 PM
It's been more than a decade since Bill Snyder and Kansas State won a bowl game, a drought the coach of the otherwise highly successful program finds a bit puzzling. The Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl might finally give the Wildcats another taste of postseason success. After winning five of its final six games, Kansas State will feel confident heading to Tempe for this Dec. 28 matchup with a Michigan team that struggled down the stretch - and is dealing with an ailing quarterback. Snyder took over a desolate Wildcats program in 1989 and turned it into a perennial Big 12 powerhouse before retiring in 2005, then returned in 2009 and led Kansas State (7-5) to the Cotton Bowl in 2011 and the Fiesta Bowl last season after winning his second conference title.
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