quarterback) – Collin Klein, 2012 Kellen Moore Award (Nation's top quarterback) – Collin Klein, 2012 Jet Award (Top return specialist) - Tyler Lockett, 2014 Heisman Trophy: Michael Bishop, finished second in the 1998 Heisman Trophy voting. Darren Sproles finished fifth in the 2003 Heisman Trophy voting. Collin Klein finished third in the 2012 Heisman Trophy voting All Americans: During the Snyder era, 37 different players have received All-American Honors, including 10 consensus first-team All-Americans. Sean Snyder (P) 1992 Andre Coleman (KR) 1993† Jaime Mendez (DB) 1993 Thomas Randolph (DB) 1993 Chad May (QB) 1994 Barrett Brooks (OL) 1995† Tim Colston (DL) 1995 Percell Gaskins (LB) 1995† Chris Canty (DB) 1995–1996 Todd Weiner (OL) 1997† Martín Gramática (PK) 1997–1998 Michael Bishop (QB) 1998 Jarrod Cooper (DB) 1998† Jeff Kelly (LB) 1998 David Allen (PR) 1998–1999 Mark Simoneau (LB) 1998†–1999 Lamar Chapman (DB) 1999† Aaron Lockett (WR/KR/PR) 2000† Quincy Morgan (WR) 2000 Jamie Rheem (PK) 2000 Mario Fatafehi (DL) 2000 Terence Newman (DB) 2002 Nick Leckey (OL) 2002–2003 Darren Sproles (RB) 2003 Josh Buhl (LB) 2003 William Powell (KR) 2010 Tyler Lockett (KR/WR) 2011, 2013†, 2014 Collin Klein (QB) 2012† Arthur Brown (LB) 2012 Ryan Mueller (DL) 2013† Ty Zimmerman (DB) 2013† Morgan Burns (KR), 2015 Jordan Willis (DE), 2016† †-2nd team All-American Coaching tree Played under: Dan Devine, Missouri Coached under: John McKay, USC Larry Kramer, Austin Hayden Fry, North Texas, Iowa Assistant coaches who became college or NFL head coaches: Phil Bennett, SMU (2002–2007), Pittsburgh (2010) Bret Bielema, Wisconsin (2007–2012), Arkansas (2013–2017), Illinois (2021-present) Dana Dimel, Wyoming (1997–1999), Houston (2000–2002), UTEP (2018–present) Jim Leavitt, South Florida (1997–2009) Mark Mangino, Kansas (2002–2009) Manny Matsakis, Emporia State (1995–1998), Texas State (2003), Bethany (2013–2014) Del Miller, Missouri State (1995–1998) Carl Pelini, Florida Atlantic (2012–2013) Ricky Rahne: Old Dominion (2020-present) Rex Ryan: New York Jets (2009–2014), Buffalo Bills (2015–2016) Bob Stoops, Oklahoma (1999–2016) Mike Stoops, Arizona (2004–2011) Eric Wolford, Youngstown State (2010–2014) Brent Venables, Oklahoma (2022-present) Tim Beck, Coastal Carolina (2023-present) See also List of college football head coaches with non-consecutive tenure List of college football coaches with 200 wins References External links Kansas State profile 1939 births Living people American football cornerbacks American football quarterbacks Austin Kangaroos football coaches Iowa Hawkeyes football coaches Kansas State Wildcats football coaches Missouri Tigers football players North Texas Mean Green football coaches USC Trojans football coaches William Jewell Cardinals football players High school football coaches in California