“Harold Lewis is the best thing that has happened to me and my family. He’s there when I call and is always there for me. Another thing about Harold, he has always been straight up with me. At NSA, I love the family feeling! Everyone is willing to help with all my needs anytime I call. Harold Lewis and NSA are like family to me and are the best family outside my own that I could ask for.”
NSA Family
Andre Anderson Buffalo Bills
Antonio Robinson Chicago Bears
Bart Scott New York Jets
Ben Patrick Arizona Cardinals
Brandon Joyce Free Agent
C.J. Mosley Cleveland Browns
Cary Williams Baltimore Ravens
Chad Lucas Toronto Argonauts
Cliff Washburn Toronto Argonauts
Clint Session Indianapolis Colts
Clinton Hart Free Agent
Cortez Hankton UFL Hartford
Darius Vinnett UFL Orlando
David Bowens Cleveland Browns
David Pittman Pittsburgh Steelers
David Vobora St. Louis Rams
Derek Landri Carolina Panthers
Edgerton Hartwell UFL Las Vegas
Ellis Hobbs Philadelphia Eagles
Frank Walker Baltimore Ravens
Greg Mathews Chicago Bears
Hilee Taylor Carolina Panthers
Jack Williams Detroit Lions
Jason Brown St. Louis Rams
Jason English Free Agent
Jason Horton Calgary Stampeders
Jimmy Wilkerson New Orleans Saints
Joe Hawley Atlanta Falcons
Johnny Knox Chicago Bears
Josh Abrams Toronto Argonauts
Kareem Moore Washington Redskins
Kevin Carter Retired NFL Player/Broadcaster
Lardarius Webb Baltimore Ravens
LaRod Stephens-Howling Arizona Cardinals
Leonard Weaver Philadelphia Eagles
Lex Hilliard Miami Dolphins
Marcus Smith Baltimore Ravens
Mike Kracalik Free Agent
Mike Scifres San Diego Chargers
Nehemiah Broughton Arizona Cardinals
Nick Reed Seattle Seahawks
Pannel Egboh Houston Texans
Pauliasi Fanaika Cleveland Browns
Quincy Black Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Roren Thomas Jacksonville Jaguars
Sideeq Shabbaz Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Steve Slaton Houston Texans
Stevie Brown Oakland Raiders
Stump Mitchell Head Coach Southern University
Tim Knicky New York Jets
Travis Brown Free Agent
Tyson Smith Montreal Allouettes
Wendell Bryant UFL Omaha
Will Barker Dallas Cowboys
Will Tukuafu San Francisco 49ers
College Career:
Joyce played in 12 games, with 11 starts after transferring to Illinois State from Indiana. He blocked for a
rushing offense that averaged 170 rushing yards per game. The Redbirds’ total offense ranked number 8
nationally with 397.5 yards per game.
Personal:
Brandon Joyce attended Duchesne High School in St. Louis, MO., and was a 3A Missouri first-team All-State
selection on the offensive line. He was one of the highest-rated offensive linemen to come out of the state
of Missouri his senior year by several publications, and was also recognized for his efforts in the classroom
by the National Football Foundation.
