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Former K.C. Chiefs RB Larry Johnson Now Working with Jay-Z

June 29, 2011 By paulmbanks

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After the jump, we’ve embedded an exclusive video interview with NFL Running Back Larry Johnson, where he discusses numerous topics including the current 2011 NFL lockout, his college career at Penn State with Joe Paterno, being influenced by Nittany Lions players like Curtis Enis, Courtney Brown, LaVar Arrington, Ki-Jana Carter and the new 2011 NFL season rule changes.

This feature with the former member of the Cincinnati Bengals and K.C. Chiefs comes to use from the good people at Sports Bully.com

LJ also talks about how he got started with Team Roc & Rocawear through Dame Dash, his current relationship/friendship with mogul rapper Jay-Z, and his thoughts on Rocnation artist J.Cole and Wale.

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Paul M. Banks is CEO of The Sports Bank.net. He’s also a regular contributor to Chicago Now, Walter Football.com, Yardbarker, and Fox Sports You can follow him on Twitter

Stay tuned to www.SportsBully.com, for many more exclusive interviews.

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