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Stefan Lefors

 

Mike's newest post brought back memories of Stefan Lefors (yeah, I voted for the Boise State game over the UK victory, so what?)

I absolutely loved watching Lefors play. He didn't have a great arm, but he played smart and he was pretty damn fast (rememer that run he broke against Cincy?).

However, I believe that if Stefan Lefors played for Steve Kragthorpe, it would look similar to how Will Stein is playing. Granted Lefors was a few inches taller than Stein and may have been faster, but they have similar arm strength and are both shorter than a prototype D-1 quarterback.

I guess what this is getting at is that Steve Kragthorpe is absolutley clueless about to how to maxmize the talent in the program. I would love to see Petrino take advantage of Chicester's size, Doug Beaumont's hands, Darius Ashley's toughness, Burke's arm/accuracy, Vic's shiftiness, Froman's mobility, Trent Guy's speed, Bilal Powell's likeness to Kolby Smith, Zach Stoudt's potential, Scott Long's overall ability and Tronzo's manliness.

I really don't think we are that far behind talent wise on offense. Sadly, most of these players are not being utilized to their full potential. I think the quickest way to turn around the program with the emminent new hire is to bring in someone offensive minded becaust that's where a change of scheme will produce the quickest results. Rebuilding the defense is going to take longer because we need to build depth and improve the speed of our secondary.

But back to the topic of this post, I miss you Stefan...like the deserts miss the rain...



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One of my all-time favorite Cards, too.

Anybody know what Stephan is doing these days? Can’t seem to find out through Google.

theoldman

by theoldman on Nov 11, 2009 1:36 PM EST reply actions  

Did you know...

that Stefan Lefors was the only hearing person in a deaf family? Yes, I know. Sorry, brought back memories of that story being rehashed every time Louisville was on television those years. Kind of like the Brohm’s turkey bowl.

I loved Lefors too.

by clayh2525 on Nov 11, 2009 2:20 PM EST reply actions  

Duh. I 'knew' is was Stefan

Don’t know why I put the ‘h’ in it. He’s with Winnipeg, turns out, though injured now. Maybe he can pull a Flutie and use the CFL to get back in the league. Hope he makes a great deal of money.

theoldman

by theoldman on Nov 11, 2009 2:54 PM EST reply actions  

Yea, I miss him.

And I would like an offensive minded coach, and I wish he would keep Guy as the DC because he has done pretty good IMO.

by TheRealSlimShady on Nov 15, 2009 9:32 PM EST reply actions  

Yea, I miss him.

And I would like an offensive minded coach, and I wish he would keep Guy as the DC because he has done pretty good IMO.

by TheRealSlimShady on Nov 15, 2009 9:33 PM EST reply actions  

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