Both were star athletes in high school.
One played for The Fellowship of Christian Athletes, the other played for the Athletes in Action sports ministry.
Both had illustrious college football careers with eerily similar career statistics. The younger twin had9,131 yards passingin his college career.Case Keenum had 9,217 yards passing. He did. It’s true. Okay, and ten thousand more than that. But if you take off 10,000 yards the numbers are almost exactly the same.
College passing yards
Younger Twin9,131
Case Keenum9,217* (*plus 10,000)
Even theirgrown sizeis amazingly similar.
Younger Twin:
Height: 6 ft 3 in (1.91 m)
Weight: 202 lb (92 kg)
Case Keenum:
Height: 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)
Weight: 207 lb (94 kg)
“Case would have been 6’3″ too if it took him 6 months to crawl out of the womb,” concluded Susan Keenum when confronted with this evidence.
One has the initials CK, the other has KC. Case married Kimberly Caddell – names that start with K and then C like his younger brother. In another amazing coincidence the younger brother…also is married.
One played at Michigan State. The other once owned a car made by a company based in Michigan. “I was mysteriously drawn to the car,” Case confirmed. “Plus, it was all I could afford at the time.”
The younger twin was drafted to the NFL by Mike Shanahan, the other was signed by long-time Shanahan assistant Gary Kubiak.
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