This video deserves a lot more likes. Thank you @treesap32 . I hadn't yet seen it. Stew didn't win more than 1 post season game, but he was/is a helluva great man. And I'm very grateful that he has his name on the court, especially given today's men's college athletics culture.

Agreed. I admire Stew for putting USU on the modern college basketball map. His teams were entertaining to watch and his offensive sets were genius. He did more with less natural talent than anyone I can name. He gave USU fans something to cheer about and be proud of through some dark periods of football mediocrity. And his loyalty to the school for 17 years is a rare thing, indeed.

But even with all that, the thing that I most respect and admire him and his wife for is opening up their home to the dozens of children in the foster care program that they took in. That is truly a selfless act. I'm sure it was both challenging and rewarding to them. Stew is the man.

Stew came in the perfect era. I can't see him participating in the current landscape. He hated recruiting as is, I can't imagine him with the unlimited transfers and NIL.