Kansas State coach Bill Snyder was wiped out by his own kick returner on Saturday, but gamely carried on.
The 76-year-old Wildcats coach stood his ground when kick returner Morgan Burns headed for the sideline and crashed right into him, taking him down.
A closer look shows just how hard Snyder went down.
Snyder got right back up and carried on coaching with seemingly no ill effects. Well done, coach. We salute you.
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