Tommie Hill News

Some people read the obituaries to check out the notices for any familiar names.

During nearly every conversation over the last six months with either Colorado State athletic director Paul Kowalczyk or Colorado counterpart Mike Bohn, I asked the same question and the answer never changes.

That is an apt description for the play he was involved in that enabled the Giants to win their preseason opener Monday night.

Defensive end Tommie Hill scored on a stunning 18-yard fumble return on the final play from scrimmage, and the New York Giants beat the Carolina Panthers 24-17 in a preseason game Monday night.

The internet was buzzing Monday with reports that Oakland Raiders coach Tom Cable sent an assistant to the hospital after punching him in the jaw.

Here's a scenario that must have defensive coordinators scrambling to their chalkboards: Donovan McNabb and Michael Vick on the field together.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Former CSU defensive end Tommie Hill scored on a bizarre 18-yard fumble return as time ran out and the New York Giants scored a 24-17 victory over the Carolina Panthers on Monday night.

With the first official summer practices of 2009 kicking off on Friday morning , we here at GoldandGreenNews.com thought it would be nice to get our viewers a run down of what to expect this season from each position on the CSU roster.

With the first official summer practices of 2009 kicking off on Friday morning , we here at GoldandGreenNews.com thought it would be nice to get our viewers a run down of what to expect this season from each position on the CSU roster.

A: More than anything else because he is excited about being close to home and excited about being around his family and having an opportunity with us.

He beat the Giants ' second-round pick, former UConn Husky Will Beatty, badly on the second day of the two-day mini-camp at Giants Stadium.

Former CSU defensive end Tommie Hill was invited by the New York Giants to attend their NFL rookie camp this weekend in East Rutherford, N.J., and according to the CSU Athletic Department he took full advantage of the opportunity that was handed to him.

The players who show up to rookie mini-camp each year on a tryout basis only are the NFL's longest of long shots.

First came the call, then the time when he saw his name flash on the television screen.

Former CSU running back Gartrell Johnson evades Fresno Bulldogs while running the ball during the New Mexico Bowl on Dec.