David Hannah’s calling card: steady, senior-season production at wideout
In the 2000 season, David Hannah emerged as Central Michigan’s top receiving threat, leading the Chippewas with 34 catches for 411 yards and a score while starting every game of his senior year[1][2][3]. The big differentiator here is reliability: he was finally a full-time contributor after limited early-career playing time, and that kind of year-over-year growth usually signals a player who earns trust fast and fits well in a role that values toughness, consistency, and a polished senior presence[2][7].
