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Scott Sewell-USA TODAY Sports
During his halftime interview on Thursday night, Kansas State head coach Bill Snyder hinted that his coaching staff would have to make adjustments as Auburn was getting the Wildcats' offensive signals. Per CBSSports.com:
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In his halftime interview with ESPN's Samantha Ponder, Snyder said that Auburn was "getting our signals" in the first half.

When asked about the comment after the game, Gus Malzahn responded with a combination of "no" and "nah," resulting in a dismissive "nyah."
Skip to the 5:50 minute mark for Malzhan's reaction:

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Nothing in the rules about stealing signals.
Reply104 months
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well, if one team can see anothers signals, they only have themselves to blame. i wouldnt call that cheating. thats why people huddle.
Reply104 months
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Shame on this site for feeding the bull shite hat makes up lesser sports sites. But hey, when you are the best team in the SEC I guess it comes with the territory...
Reply104 months
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Such an allegation, if true, proves that Auburn's football program is smarter than K State.
Reply105 months
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Makes sense. I mean they came back in the second half and put a hurting on Auburn after their signals weren't being stolen...
Reply105 months
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It's not like it's cheating. K state just needs to have better signals that aren't easy to figure out.
Reply105 months
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Stealing signals is what happens when you have shitty signals.
Reply105 months
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Haters gonna hate
Reply105 months
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Dude couldn't look at the reporter and answer it. Lying eyes.
Reply105 months
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I bet Gus has track marks on his underwear every night. He's a turd.
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