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Justin Blackmon Sponsors Youth Football Camp in Hometown of Ardmore
Former Oklahoma State wide receiver Justin Blackmon hosted a youth football camp in Ardmore Sunday afternoon.
In Ardmore today, Justin Blackmon sponsored and worked a youth football camp: https://t.co/f9S6NRX2v6 #okstate pic.twitter.com/qCqobqR92t
— Mark Cooper (@mark_cooperjr) July 16, 2017
Blackmon, alongside former teammates Josh Stewart and Tracy Moore, helped with the camp during drills and scrimmages. He also stayed afterward to sign autographs and take pictures with fans.
Blackmon, a former fifth-overall pick, played his last NFL game in October of 2013. The two-time Biletnikoff Award winner only played 20 games in the league before a number of DUIs and suspensions all but prevented any return to professional football.
Blackmon currently lives in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and has made few public appearances since his string of suspensions.
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