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Meet Kamran Joyer's Brother
The Cards have offered FB Hunter Joyer. Hunter is the brother of offensive lineman Kamran Joyer that just began practicing with the Cards.
August 19, 2009
Tampa Catholic's Hunter Joyer receives first scholarship offer
Tampa Catholic rising junior fullback Hunter Joyer has received his first scholarship offer from Louisville, Crusaders coach Bob Henriquez said Wednesday.
Joyer, who transferred from Wesley Chapel over the summer, rushed for 1,630 yards and 25 touchdowns in two seasons there. The 6-foot, 240 pounder will also play linebacker for the Crusaders, but he will be a key part of an offensive backfield that includes quarterback Christian Green, one of the nation's top recruits, and 1,000-yard rusher Henry McCloud.
Joyer's brother, Kamran Joyer, is a freshman offensive lineman at Louisville. Kamran originally signed with USF, but was granted a release from his scholarship amidst admission issues and instead enrolled at Louisville.
EDUARDO A. ENCINA
August 19, 2009
Tampa Catholic's Hunter Joyer receives first scholarship offer
Tampa Catholic rising junior fullback Hunter Joyer has received his first scholarship offer from Louisville, Crusaders coach Bob Henriquez said Wednesday.
Joyer, who transferred from Wesley Chapel over the summer, rushed for 1,630 yards and 25 touchdowns in two seasons there. The 6-foot, 240 pounder will also play linebacker for the Crusaders, but he will be a key part of an offensive backfield that includes quarterback Christian Green, one of the nation's top recruits, and 1,000-yard rusher Henry McCloud.
Joyer's brother, Kamran Joyer, is a freshman offensive lineman at Louisville. Kamran originally signed with USF, but was granted a release from his scholarship amidst admission issues and instead enrolled at Louisville.
EDUARDO A. ENCINA
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Permalink Reply by Shannon on -
Great read Terry, and great news!!!
Brother is 240? Damn. What is mama Joyer feeding these kids:->?
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Permalink Reply by casey knowlton on -
hey i played foot ball with this kid a bit both very strong boys great parents .... hunters/kamran's dad helped me alot thru football thought i had potentail was 6'3 320 in 8th grade i moved from wesley chapel but yeah real great kids incredibly athletic .. would give anything to play with either of em again
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Permalink Reply by Terry Jackson on -
Welcome to the board Casey. Good to hear from you. Kamran joined the Cards this fall and we're hoping Hunter will do the same next season.
6' 3" 320 in the 8th grade? So what would your size and grade be now? Do you have a profile on one of the scouting sites?
Enjoy yourself here on Cardinal Dominance and feel free to have discussions anytime.
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Permalink Reply by casey knowlton on
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didnt stick with football fixin to tryout for a arena team here in shreveport luisiana shouldnt be a problem they got dallas texas old qb quincy was replaced by em so there not horrible got my finger crossed im stil same size just been working out alot more and gonna bew 18 in feb try outs in may :)
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