Word on the street is Casey Hansen and Mcbride will be team mates as Hansen has agreed to terms with the Eagles.... Go MEAC!

Good QB and I pray he gets a fair shot to make it along with McBride!

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Originally posted by NSUDOG:
Word on the street is Casey Hansen and Mcbride will be team mates as Hansen has agreed to terms with the Eagles.... Go MEAC!

Hell Yeah!!! I hope the kid gets a shot. He sure as heck can manage a game. I dont care if he holds a clip board initially. McNabb is aging and has proven to be human. So, if something happens to Donovan, he may get some consideration. I think he has poise and if he gets a chance he may just surprise people.

As starved as the Eagles are for Wide Outs....McBride SHOULD make the team!!

Congrats to both of them.

Thats good work by Casey....He must have impressed them!

he just wants to comPETE in the National Football League!

disclaimer: this is not any verification that NSU is going to be good in 2008. NSU will just try to get by on the small funding, smalltime ideology that we have been. Last year was not any indication in the progress of NSU football. in other words, we got lucky. For Christ's sake we lost to Howard, and a team that was smashed in the FCS playoffs.

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Originally posted by SpArTaNz RuLe:
he just wants to comPETE in the National Football League!

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disclaimer: this is not any verification that NSU is going to be good in 2008. NSU will just try to get by on the small funding, smalltime ideology that we have been. Last year was not any indication in the progress of NSU football. in other words, we got lucky. For Christ's sake we lost to Howard, and a team that was smashed in the FCS playoffs

I don't even think we have enough players to field a team this fall! Yeah, we definitely got lucky last year.

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Originally posted by SpArTaNz RuLe:
he just wants to comPETE in the National Football League!

disclaimer: this is not any verification that NSU is going to be good in 2008. NSU will just try to get by on the small funding, smalltime ideology that we have been. Last year was not any indication in the progress of NSU football. in other words, we got lucky. For Christ's sake we lost to Howard, and a team that was smashed in the FCS playoffs.

Y'all will always be our side piece.

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Originally posted by hulaw94:

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Originally posted by SpArTaNz RuLe:
he just wants to comPETE in the National Football League!

disclaimer: this is not any verification that NSU is going to be good in 2008. NSU will just try to get by on the small funding, smalltime ideology that we have been. Last year was not any indication in the progress of NSU football. in other words, we got lucky. For Christ's sake we lost to Howard, and a team that was smashed in the FCS playoffs.

Y'all will always be our side piece.

We're gonna "flip the script" this fall!

Wheres the news article? I want to see facts

My Bad

Casey Hansen has earned a shot at an NFL career.

The Norfolk State quarterback signed a three-year contract as a free agent with the Philadelphia Eagles on Tuesday, one day after returning from minicamp with the team that finished 8-8 last year.

"It hasn't hit me yet," said the 6-foot-5, 235-pounder from Norco, Calif. "It's obviously a dream come true, something I've dreamed about since I was a little kid."

Hansen is 1 of 4 quarterbacks in camp and the only rookie at that spot. Donovan McNabb sat out much of the camp with an injured right shoulder. Kevin Kolb and veteran A.J. Feeley are expected to compete for the backup spot.

Hansen, a junior college transfer, spent two years with NSU and threw for 4,277 yards, second most in the Spartan record book. In leading NSU to an 8-3 record last season, he completed 164 of 310 passes with nine touchdowns and eight interceptions.

Hansen is the first NSU quarterback to sign with the NFL since all-time leading passer Aaron Sparrow in 1995.

"We're excited for him," Norfolk State coach Pete Adrian said. "The hardest thing to do is go into camp and get a look. He's got great size and a good arm."

Hansen said he was pleased with the three days he spent at minicamp and heard from the Eagles on Monday night while in the airport ready to return to Norfolk. He will return to Philadelphia on May 19.

"They ended up liking what I showed them," Hansen said.

Until that date, Hansen plans to stay in shape and work on throwing while reviewing notes from camp. The fifth-year senior will graduate Saturday with a degree in interdisciplinary studies.

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Originally posted by HAMPTONITE:
Wheres the news article? I want to see facts

BEHOLD!!!

Casey must of have really impress the staff in Philly to sign a three year free agent deal. As I mention before, someone in the NFL would of give him a look because of his size and arm strength. Good luck Casey, make us Spartans proud.