He's a normal student at CU so neither are an option for him right now, but why are we even discussing this? Is there a reason we want Sefo on staff in any capacity?
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Sefo Liufau No Longer Pursuing NFL, Will Finish Degree in Boulder
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Former players make the bestiest coaches.
DavisBuff
Club Member
Yes. I could see him as a TE/HB coach here in a few years.
What in the actual ****?
jkppkjjkp
Well-Known Member
Aren't the vast majority of coaches former players?
DavisBuff
Club Member
Another article on Sefo. Definitely interest on CUs part to get him back on the team in some capacity. He has the makings of a great coach some day. We'll see.
http://www.buffzone.com/football-cubuffs/ci_31607906/former-buffs-qb-liufau-eyeing-degree
http://www.buffzone.com/football-cubuffs/ci_31607906/former-buffs-qb-liufau-eyeing-degree
As I've said, I could also see him working toward becoming an Athletic Director.
GoldenSkier
Well-Known Member
Grad student involved with recruiting would be ideal once its possible
darth-horax
Well-Known Member
He'd be a solid recruiter. have him learn from Chev.
I mean, he's a QB who worked hard and over achieved...he would sing praises to the program and convince those other players out there
to give it a shot here.
He'd be a great in home visit....peopel remember him and his game against Michigan even with the injury. Big game name never hurts.
I mean, he's a QB who worked hard and over achieved...he would sing praises to the program and convince those other players out there
to give it a shot here.
He'd be a great in home visit....peopel remember him and his game against Michigan even with the injury. Big game name never hurts.
SIAP
Let me tell you, if I were trapped in burning building that is the kind of guy I would want dragging me out.
Lefty beat you to it!
TIL: Lefty is featured in a fire fighter calendar.
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Interesting subtext, not that there is anything wrong with that.
Agree. Also though he had limitations as a QB leadership was never one of them.
Would not be surprised to see him wearing the Chief's hat in the future, quality leader and performs under pressure.
Dude was tough as nails. I'll never forget that play where he rolled out, got facemasked, escaped the facemask, signaled the foul to the ref and then completed the pass.
Fogo
Well-Known Member
Jeezus, wipe the fan slobber off your lips
You don't think that characteristics that guys show on the football field or in other sports apply to their future careers in other fields?
There are businesses out there that give preference in hiring to applicants who participated in sports specifically for the characteristics effective athletes show.
Never said that Sefo was a great QB, read the post, acknowledged his limitations. He did though show solid leadership skills and if you don't think that 3rd and goal in front of 40-50 thousand screaming fans isn't pressure then there isn't much hope for you.
No, he hunted wild pigs with a butterknife, IIRC.
66BUFF
FTW
That play and the TD pass at meatchicken with only 1 ankle were my 2 favorite Sefo plays.
