Tennessee State defensive end James Stewart has built his football career around one constant — family. The one that raised him, the one that molded him, and the one he's found in the game itself. From Brentwood Academy to Memphis to Middle Tennessee, and now back home in Nashville wearing blue and white, Stewart's path through college football has been a winding one — grounded in faith, fueled by family, and defined by resilience.
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