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cubuffs CUBuffs.com: Former Buffs Star Stewart Returns To CU To Finish Degree
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Good for Kordell.
I respect the hell out of Kordell for this. Way to be a role model!
Stewart is now the father of a 13-year-old son, Syre — and he’s doing his best to pass on to his son the lessons and guidance he received from his father. It’s one very big reason he is back in Boulder this summer, where he’s attending classes on the CU campus in order to finish his degree, 21 years after he originally left the CU campus for a career in the NFL.
“Doing this is to give my son a quality visual,” Stewart said. “You don’t want to have your son listening to you when you’re talking to him and not be leading by example at the same time. You want to give him something that he sees you do, something that you live by, not just say.”
Stewart is now the father of a 13-year-old son, Syre — and he’s doing his best to pass on to his son the lessons and guidance he received from his father. It’s one very big reason he is back in Boulder this summer, where he’s attending classes on the CU campus in order to finish his degree, 21 years after he originally left the CU campus for a career in the NFL.
“Doing this is to give my son a quality visual,” Stewart said. “You don’t want to have your son listening to you when you’re talking to him and not be leading by example at the same time. You want to give him something that he sees you do, something that you live by, not just say.”