MANHATTAN, Kan. -- Bill Snyder's office hardly smacks of a septuagenarian's domain.
On the television to the front of him he has the news broadcasting faintly into the background. Off to the side stands a StairMaster, which Snyder works out on daily while watching film on the same TV to, he says, avoid "eating time."
To his left, he has yesterday's spring practice playing on another TV. Behind his chair, his computer screen is still on. On his desk, Snyder has an unopened bottle of water and a half-drunk cup of coffee, of which he'll go through at least dozen a day.