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Larry Johnson did have a brother on the team who was a wide receiver. However, this was Tony Johnson, and neither were of any relation to Bryant. Tony played for the 49ers and Vikings, but never really amounted to anything. Larry also happens to be the son of Penn State's defensive line coach.
Larry Johnson did have a brother on the team who was a wide receiver. However, this was Tony Johnson, and neither were of any relation to Bryant. Tony played for the 49ers and Vikings, but never really amounted to anything. Larry also happens to be the son of Penn State's defensive line coach.
Wow.
I thought I was the only Penn State guy here.
Welcome aboard.
I knew Larry and Bryant were not related, and I knew Larry Sr. was a PSU coach.
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I think Colorado (Eric Bienemy, Rashaan Salaam, Chris Brown) and Oklahoma State (as previously mentioned) should be in the top 10 in place of Oklahoma and Wisconsin.
Oklahoma should not be out of there. Oklahoma had more better RBs than OSU did. OSU had 2 great ones. Oklahoma had at least 4.
taylor marthinez, QB nebraska (only a jr) 2030 yards rushing, 5.2 average 23 TD's rushing
add that to all the great college running backs nebraska has had like mike rozier, charlie rodgers, roger craig, I.M hipp, Lawrence Phillips. Ahman Green, calvin jones.....
like i said, if you add in the QB's there is no doubt nebraska is the winner here, even without the QB'as they have had a lot of good college RB's, even though most of them never transitioned to the NFL very well.
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