The next Marques Colston headed to the Jets this weekend?

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thejetsblog.com found this 4/29/2008 on blogs.trb.com [flag]
Just heard two Hofstra football players, Kareem Huggins and Charles Sullivan, have been invited to this weekend's Jets rookie minicamp. The 5-8, 189-pound Huggins, who alternated running around and through tacklers, averaged 106 yards per game [a 5.3 yards per... [link]

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Hofstra UDFA’s To Visit With The Jets This Weekend
Published 4/29/2008 by Mack Rosenberg at thejetsblog.com
... Big thanks to Eric Boland of Newsday for reporting this one. It looks like two Hofstra players that went undrafted last weekend will be visiting with the Jets this weekend, as they were invited to the team’s rookie minicamp. Kareem Huggins, a running back, and Charles Sullivan, a wide receiver, are the two UDFA’s that the Jets will host this weekend, as well as all the other drafted Jets.  You can click on the link above for more information on the two. I don’t want to be too over confident about these guys as Eric Boland was, but it’s nice to see two ...

Jets Invite Pair Of Locals To Camp
Published 4/29/2008 by Gary Grund at JetsCentral
Erik Boland of Newsday reports that the Jets will bring in two local boys from Hofstra. Running back Kareem Huggins and wide receiver Charles Sullivan have been invited to the team’s practice facility for minicamps this weekend. For more on these two locals, head over to Boland’s blog’ Inside The Jets at Newsday.

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