Gorilla Warfare

Chuck Broyles’ Pittsburg State Gorillas’ SCARY Offensive Attack
by: Matt Fulks
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Chuck Broyles doesn’t pretend to hold the “secrets” for winning. But through an aggressive style of play, a loyal staff and players, and an offense that works to stay one step ahead of defenses, Broyles and his staff have turned Pittsburg State (Kan.) into a perennial power in NCAA Division II. During the last 15 seasons, under Broyles, Pittsburg State is 154-30-2. The Gorillas have won the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) championships nine times, missed the Division-II playoffs only twice (1998 and 2002), and won the 1991 national championship.

“We have a lot of fun,” said Broyles, who played at Pittsburg State in the mid-1960s and later was an assistant there for Dennis Franchione during 1988-89. “Sure it’s more fun when you win, but as coaches we try to make it a good experience for the players....The full article can only be seen by subscribers.
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