The first overall pick of the 1995 draft, Penn State’s Ki-Jana Carter talks about the disappointment of injuring his knee nearly right away in Cincinnati, why he ignores his label as a bust and what this year’s No. 1 draft pick should be thinking (run time is 6:55; transcript below the jump).
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Penn State’s Ki-Jana Carter talks about being the No. 1 overall pick, when he found out he’d be the top pick and whether or not he felt any pressure associated with it (run time is 5:58; transcript below the jump).
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Former Penn State running back Ki-Jana Carter explains why he started ByoGlobe, a company that makes cleaning products designed to stop the spread of diseases.
When I played for the New Orleans Saints, I had a staph infection. I had no idea how I contracted it. I didn’t know if it was from the air, the carpet, a towel, the turf, a hard floor or what. But I knew I had it.
Ki-Jana Carter formed a company called ByoGlobe, which sells Vital Oxide – “A High Speed Cleaning, Sanitizing, Disinfecting, Odor Eliminating and Allergen-Reducing Product that helps eliminate the spread of health threatening pathogens in all types of environments.”
Nearly half of Duke’s football team was recently treated for the disease.
Q: Hey Ki-Jana, so glad to hear you are bloggin for LL! Question: How special can Evan Royster be? What do you see in his game that makes him special? – Lee Forseith
