Saint-Dic signs deal with Kansas City
By Alex DiFilippo
Originally Published: 07/31/08 8:23pm
Modified: 07/31/08 8:32pm
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Former MSU football defensive end Jonal Saint-Dic signed a two-year deal with the Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday, according to the team’s Web site.
Terms of the contract were not released.
Last season, Saint-Dic set a Big Ten single-season record by forcing eight fumbles. He also recorded 10 sacks for the Spartans as a senior.
Saint-Dic, who wasn’t selected in the 2008 NFL Draft, was a relative unknown prior to his senior season. The “Sackmaster” joined MSU as a junior college transfer after playing two seasons at Hudson Valley Community College in Troy, N.Y.
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MSU FAN
(08/01/08 8:04am)Report
Glad some team gave that retard a job, because he sure as hell wasn’t going to find one based on his intelligence.
MSU FAN 2
(08/01/08 11:50am)Report
Couldn’t pass sociology 101. Good luck understanding NFL. Hope he just fades away and doesn’t do anything stupid to give MSU a bad name.
Ed
(08/04/08 11:12am)Report
Wow, can’t just be happy for a guy? Is that jealousy or you just like putting people down?
zolko
(08/05/08 4:27pm)Report
Couldn’t spell Hudson Valley Community College, so he had to leave.
Edwina, stop whining!