Wes Lysack’s Rutgers spark was built on playmaking, not flash
In the 2000 season, Wes Lysack brought Rutgers real defensive punch as a versatile DB: 10 tackles, 2 interceptions, a blocked punt, a forced fumble, and a fumble return in his lone NCAA season. The differentiator is easy to spot—he made disruptive, momentum-swinging plays, not just clean-up stops, which is exactly what coaches love in a defensive back. He later developed into a CFL standout and team captain, suggesting toughness, competitiveness, and football IQ. If you want a high-motor playmaker with edge, Lysack fits.
