Into the Boundary with Lou Mobley

Today we are going into the Boundary with Dane Davis Licensed General Contractor and Real Estate Investor. The owner of BD Headquarters LLC. Hosted By Lou Mobley Executive Produced By Andre Moore. (2:03) Talks About Becoming A Licensed General Contractor (6:45) On Having The Support Of His Wife To Bet On Himself (14:32) Talks About The Benefits Of House Hacking (21:30) Talks About His Transferable Skills From Sports (30:43) Talks About Attending Roman Catholic HS & Neumann-Goretti HS (40:08) Talks About Coach Steve Smith

And Today We’re going Into The Boundary with Former Center of George Mason University and Imhotep High School. (3:12) how did the Chip Chasers Start? (13:02) Growing in South Philly? (35:12) Sophomore Year at Imhotep HS (42:14) Trying to be Ranked Top 50 as a Junior (1:14:12) His Recruiting Process (1:19:00) Being Pressured into committing to George Mason University (1:37:05) Not wanting play in a post season tournament (2:00:00) his path to becoming a professional basketball player --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

And today, We're going Into the Boundary with Former Valley Forge Military Academy and Neumann-Goretti HS Running back. (3:20) NG vs Archbishop Wood Semifinals Playoff game 2006 (12:33) NG weight room stories (21:27) How Lou became a Starter at NG (25:00) Memories of Coach Steve Smith (27:00) How He Transferred to NG (48:32) Growing up in Uptown (58:30) I was a Hitter (1:03:00) His welcome to the Catholic hit vs North Catholic HS (1:06:30) what are the differences playing football in the Public League vs the Catholic league? (1:11:17) Playing at Germantown HS (1:13:00) Best Catholic League Running in 2006? (1:20:00) Five Touchdowns in the Turkey bowl against Southern (1:22:40) Switching Anthony Sample to Half back from Full Back (1:42:00) Mark dedicating his 94 yd touchdown to my mom when she was battling Colon Cancer (2:03:00) becoming an Correctional Officer --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

And Today, we're going into the Boundary with Former Temple University Linebacker Quinten White. (11:39) Talks About Attending Cardinal Dougherty High School Over Frankford High School (21:20) Talks About The Struggles Of Getting Recruited While Playing For A Losing Program (29:04) Being Apart Of The Start Of The Winning Culture At Temple (34:26) Talks About The Struggle Of Going Through A Coaching Change (44:27) Becoming A Professional Rugby Player (52:19) Transitioning Away From Sports Totally (58:09) How He “Elevates His Chill” (60:00) Talks About The Struggles Entering The Workforce (76:07) Goes In Depth Into His Creative Side And Pride Universal --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We're Going Into the Boundary with former IUP Free Safety Corey Sample. (7:14) playing both pound ball and JV Football in 9th grade (10:00) Getting the drive to out work everyone from his mom (14:04) never getting the opportunity to play in the state playoffs (17:00) modeling his game after Brian Dawkins (17:30) playing in the City all star game (19:29) his recruiting experience (20:40) How he ended up at Tuskegee University (24:30) Transferring to IUP (30:20) I wanted you to feel what I felt (33:50) Senior Year at IUP (44:00) Arena Tryouts/ Arena Leagues Folding (46:20) Colorado Ice (53:14) Suffered Neck Injury (56:40) How did you transition to life after football (59:00) personal training (1:07:45) who is Corey Sample now? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

And Today We're going Into the Boundary with Former Temple University Forward Andrew “Scootie” Randall (3:45) Talks About Starting Playing Basketball In 7th Grade, Transitioning Away From Playing Baseball (13:37) Explains Why He Decided To Attend Temple University (14:31) Speaks On The Importance Of The SAT Score When Getting Recruited (25:15) Coming Into His Own As A Player In College (33:20) Talks About The Struggles He Encountered Attempting To Embark On His Pro Career (37:00) Gives Insight On The Transition To Playing Overseas (47:00) Talks About What Life Is Like To Play Overseas While Your Family Is Home In America (49:16) Talks About Aspirations To Coach And Give Back To The Youth --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Part 2 with Akwasi Owusu-Ansah Going to the Dallas Cowboys (7:45) First time you got cut (13:45) Missing the NFL pension by a few games (16:28) Breaking down NFL pay (20:00) CFL (29:15) Getting mossed on Sports Center (38:57) Creating the Scars Book (42:33) Creating Liveabstract.com (44:00) Transitioning to life after sports (47:13) Remembering the punt return touchdown against Edinboro (57:49) Being asked for 25K when he visited IUP (1:02:13) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We're going Into the Boundary with Former Dallas Cowboy's Safety Akwasi Owusu-Ansah --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

And Today We're Going Into the Boundary with Former UTEP, Binghamton University, and Shaw University Point Guard Malik Alvin. (17:15) After Finding Individual Success At Abraham Lincoln HS Then Deciding To Transfer To Simon Gratz High School (18:33) Stressing The Importance Of Doing Good In School (31:26) Gives Insight On His College Recruitment (39:44) His Experience At University Of Texas El-Paso (49:30) Leaving UTEP To Go To JuCo (63:25) DJ Rivera Joining Him At Binghamton (70:15) Despite An Amazing Year On The Court The Team Faced Issues Off The Court (89:00) Behind The Scenes Issues At Shaw And Trying To Embark On His Pro Career (109:20) Deciding To Walk Away From His Pro Career And Focus On Mentoring The Youth --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We're going in the Boundary with Former Shippensburg and Kutztown University Running Back Calvin Spires! He takes us on his journey of being raised in the Frankford section of Philadelphia and establishing his career in criminal justice. He also share how he started his brand Reveur Dessin. 2:00 - playing in the Philadelphia City All-Star Game 12:35- Staff Member being Assaulted by a Student 17:20- Frankford Chargers playing Days 25:35- Getting hurt his Senior Year 32:50- Going to Shippensburg University 44:20- Why he Transfers to Kutztown University 57:50- Becoming s Correctional Officer 1:01:20- Starting Reveur Dessin --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We're going into the Boundary with Former University of Central Florida Point Guard Daiquan Walker. Daiquan Walker 6:30 The Mentorship Of Guillermo Beitler 18:26 Deciding To Transfer From Roman Catholic To Constitution High School 25:34 The Different Dynamic Playing Alongside Savon Goodman 29:45 Winning A State Championship 32:30 Deciding To Attend University Of Central Florida 45:45 Focusing On Getting His Degree While Being Frustrated With His Role On The Court 57:29 Going To Play In Cyprus With The Impending Birth Of His Son 58:33 The Importance Of Being A Father Vs Being An Professional Athlete 76:50 Turning Down A Six Figure Contract In Asia With No Money In His Pocket 81:00 Building Transferable Skills While Finishing Up His Degree 82:00 Talks About His Book Bag Drive In His Community And Being More Than An Athlete 84:00 Talks About Leaving An Fortune 500 Company And Starting “Hoops To Houses” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We're going into the Boundary with Curtis Drake, former Penn State Wide Receiver and West Catholic High School Quarterback. 22:12 Winning Catholic League Championship As A Sophomore 28:50 First PCL Team To Go To State Chip 42:42 Playing in the Big 33 52:53 Breaking His Leg In College 64:00 Clears The Air About The Matt McGloin Incident 78:29 Memories Of Joe Pa 82:41 Memories Of Adrian Robinson 88:52 Transitioning From Football To Music --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We are going into the boundary with Earl Brown Jr. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We’re going Into the Boundary with our Executive Producer Andre Moore. He discusses how he became apart of the Podcast(4:40) He talks about being raised by his father and not being told about his biological mother (16:40). He shares where he developed his love for sports (26:53). He breaks down the inspiration of the making of the new ITB Theme song (35:56). Dre shares his experience of being a father at 19 years old(58:47). Also, he discusses the importance of giving game to others (68:54). He concludes with understand success and how it is truly measured (74:39). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Part 2 of the Season 2 Recap! Hosted By Lou Mobley & Dre Moore with Special Guest Jamal Wilson, Rory Thomas, and  Bubba Kemp. The group reflects on their favorite episodes and most memorable moments of season 2. Thank you for supporting us all season, I hope you enjoy! Special thanks to the ITB Team and our sponsors for your hard work and dedication.  Founder, Creator & Host: Lou Mobley  Executive Producers: Andres Moore  Co-Founder: Kadeem Custis  Director & Editor: Dahmerz Operations Manager: Ernest Stanford  Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTUWM-TQo7GCrFP8AQBSJug  Apple Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/into-the-boundary-with-lou-mobley/id1455672728?mt=2  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1P4tt9nVzBiCRBfY1oDwMb  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/intotheboundary/

Hosted By Lou Mobley & Dre Moore with Special Guest Rory Thomas & Bubba Kemp. The group reflects on their favorite episodes and most memorable moments of season 2. Lou Mobley Part 1 & 2 (2:45), Dennis Shaw (20:35), Keisha Hampton (26:44), Bernard Pierce (29:10), Juan'ya Green (45:30), Raheem Orr (54:09), Dennis Kerstetter (1:03:39), and Mike Weaver (1:11:40). Thank you for supporting us all season, I hope you enjoy! Special thanks to the ITB Team and our sponsors for your hard work and dedication.  Founder, Creator & Host: Lou Mobley  Executive Producers: Andres Moore  Co-Founder: Kadeem Custis  Director & Editor: Dahmerz Operations Manager: Ernest Stanford  Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTUWM-TQo7GCrFP8AQBSJug  Apple Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/into-the-boundary-with-lou-mobley/id1455672728?mt=2  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1P4tt9nVzBiCRBfY1oDwMb  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/intotheboundary/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former St. Joseph’s & Binghamton University guard Derrick “D.J.” Rivera joins us to tell his story. He opens up about expectations growing up as the nephew of the late great Hank Gathers. He talks about growing up in the Lawncrest section of Philadelphia. D.J. decides to attend budding powerhouse Neumann High School, where he would have to adjust to his teammates and the environment around him. D.J. would lead Neumann to back to back Catholic League Championships. He would go on to attend St Joseph’s University. At St. Joes he would face issues over playing time, which would eventually spill over into his off the court life. After an up and down two year stretch at St. Joes, D.J. would decide to transfer to Binghamton University. At Binghamton he would join one of his close friends, fellow Philadelphia hooper Malik Alvin. D.J. would explode from the moment he took the floor at Binghamton, leading the Bearcats to a conference title and a NCAA Tournament berth. Despite leading the conference in scoring (20ppg), he wouldn’t receive any votes for conference player of the year. D.J. opens up about the issues that led to his dismissal from Binghamton, and his subsequent transfer to Montevallo University. Once again D.J. would shine as he usually does once he touches the floor, leading his team to D-II National Championship and earning All American honors. After college he would embark on his pro career overseas. D.J. drops gems about his family life and why he represents “Can’t Be Denied”. We close out our season with this very special episode, from a very special player and even better person. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former IUP Quarterback Andrew Krewatch walks us down memory lane of his playing career. The Pittsburgh Product would complete high school playing quarterback in an offense that didn’t match his skill set, not earning many accolades, records, or recognition. During his college recruitment many universities chose to go with more mobile quarterbacks. Coach Cignetti took a chance on Krewatch even without him having strong convincing high school film. Once Krewatch arrived at IUP, there were many sanctions handed down that resulted in a bunch of football players being suspended from school. As a Freshman Krewatch would earn the starting Quarterback Job. As a Sophomore he would be redshirted and Kevin Weidl would return as a starter for his senior year. In the following years Krewatch would help lead IUP to the Playoffs, winning seasons, and breaking a few passing and completions records for a quarterback. His Senior year would be filled of adversity due to a shoulder injury take would eventually stop him from playing. After surgery, Krewatch rushed back from rehab to have a chance at NFL and ended up re-injuring his shoulder. Krewatch then shares with us journey of moving to Philadelphia and starting is own business SoMA Movement and Therapeutics. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former Delaware State University Offensive Lineman Kellen “Bubba” Kemp, reminisces on his fondest memories of attending Cardinal Dougherty High School. He discusses finding out the hard way the difference between having an verbal scholarship offer versus having an official scholarship offer. He speaks about why NFL scouts barely scout HBCU’s versus other Division IA institutions. Bubba breaks down the meaning of a money game. When smaller Division IAA schools play larger Division IA schools for close to a million dollars. Basically exchanging a lost for money that could benefit their programs and support program’s expenses. Bubba takes on the roller coaster of ups and downs throughout his career. Bubba talks about being real with himself about his talent level to pursue the NFL dream. He graduated with a Bachelors in Finance that he doesn’t use today in current career in IT. His journey has come full circle as he continues to build relationships with student-athletes through coaching the game of football. He sheds like on the different in coaching in the suburbs and the inner city and the different challenges the students-athletes faced. He focuses getting kids to escape the mentality of the streets and further their education in college. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former University of Massachusetts and Temple University shooting guard Jesse Morgan, joins us to discuss with us his journey through the game of basketball. Growing up Jesse would hone his basketball skills alongside his older brothers, who were very competitive. He talks about the importance of sports in the community and how it changed his life. As a child Jesse would have to deal with the adjustment of moving from North Philadelphia to the Olney section of Philadelphia. He goes into detail about the differences between the two neighborhoods. Jesse would decide to attend Prep Charter High School, located in South Philadelphia. At Prep Charter he would play with and against high level talent, while also winning two state championships. Jesse would then choose to transfer to Olney High School, where he would “put on” for his neighborhood. His senior year at Olney High he would get all the recognition he worked for, winning just about every individual honor that you could win in the state of PA. Jesse would attend the University of Massachusetts where he would face adversity adjusting to the rigors of college, but he would persevere to obtain success. Jesse would eventually transfer and play his senior year at his hometown Temple University, once again “putting on” for his city. After graduation Jesse would embark on his pro career overseas, he also hosts basketball camps and clinics to help pass it forward to the youth. Always looking give back to the community and put on a show for them at the same time, a true “Neighborhood Hero”. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former IUP Offensive Lineman Rory Thomas discusses what it was like growing up in Beaver Falls, PA. He speaks about being raised in the projects by a single mother. Rory describes his environment as impoverished and filled of drug dealing and violence.  Rory excelled in the classroom as well as on the field, making him a high level recruit. Rory had received interest from major Division I Colleges such as Maryland, Wisconsin, etc. Rory struggled to get the required SAT scores to qualify at the Division I level and ultimately ended up at Indiana University of PA (IUP) a Division II powerhouse. He would go on to play every position on the offensive line and show tremendous leadership. During his sophomore year Rory fell in love with the college life and partied too much resulting in him being academically eligible. He would be forced to take a year off from school and return back home. Rory shares the story about altercation that resulted in a bunch of his teammates being suspended from school and making local news.  In 2007, Rory concluded his final season with All-Region and All-PSAC honors. He went on to have a shot at the NFL by going to mini camp with the Detroit Lions. He also pursued the opportunity to play arena football until injuring his shoulder and hanging it up. Rory talks about not being able to find a job during the recession, and using his gift of the gab in car sales. Currently, he resides in the Philadelphia area running his own business Thomas Financial Group and has real estate investments. He concluded with his purpose and talks about fatherhood. We want to thank Rory for being a sponsor of Into the Boundary, we appreciate all of his support. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former Lock Haven University shooting guard Wali Hepburn joins us to discuss his experiences growing up in South Philadelphia. He describes the different dynamics of his upbringing between his parents’ separate households. From an early age Wali had an above average feel for the game, allowing him to play in higher age groups in organized basketball. These advantages helped him to play with his older brother, who was his inspiration to play the game. Wali attended St. John Neumann-Maria Goretti High School, a school flourishing into a powerhouse filled with many Division 1 Basketball players. Due to the competitive environment, Wali would have to adjust to not being a starter. During his high-school career he was a starter player for just one game (senior night); because of this college offers were minimal, changing his basketball future. He eventually attended Shippensburg University, where the lack of playing time started to affect his academics leading to his dismissal from the university. After taking some time away from the game, he suffered a tragic loss; one of his childhood best friends to street violence. This pushed Wali to enroll into school, attending Lock Haven University. At Lock Haven, he became one of the best players in the school’s history. Wali scored over 1,600 points, leading them to their first winning season in 20 years. Wali also won conference player of the year and many other accolades. Finally given the ability to showcase the talents he always possessed, Wali would graduate from Lock Haven embarking on his pro basketball career. A true underdog story, enjoy the journey. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former indiana University of PA (IUP) Defensive Back and Track and Field Triple Jumper Ceasar Westbrook discusses starting his journey of playing sports at eight years old. Growing up in Lancaster, PA Ceasar ultimately began a three sport athlete in high school competing in football, basketball, and track and field. As he saw a great deal of success in each sport, he began a stand out athlete in both football and track and field. In track and field, he would finish in first place in the Triple jump and second place in the long jump at States his senior year. During College he would attempt to compete in both Track and Field, and football at IUP. Westbrook would struggle academically failing to find a balance between the two sports and doing school work. Being academically eligible would haunt Ceasar throughout his college career, keeping him from playing and reaching his full potential on the field. His athleticism is would separated him from other athletes, as he would win rookie of the year in track and field and later on become an All-American. Westbrook would eventually graduate with his degree in art. After working a normal job at a home improvement store, Ceasar made bold decision and became a full time Freelance Artist. Motivated by his young son, he decided to follow his dreams. Ceasar was able to maintain his living off of income from his art sells and builded a reputation in Erie, PA. Ceasar would go on to compete in art competitions, paint morales, design NBA G-League Jerseys and do art pieces for celebrities. Things become full circle as Westbrook was recently giving an opportunity to become an Art Teacher, providing a great balance between his passion and being able to provide for his son. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former Manor Junior College Power Forward Mike Weaver, discusses his definition of success. He talks about his stance on going to college versus going to trade school and other alternatives. The messages he pushes is to explore all of your options when thinking about your future and picking the options that best fits you to succeed. He talks about how times has changed and how college was forced on this generations by their parents with no plan of how to pay off student loan debt. Mike speaks about playing sports at young age, and ultimately getting burnt out from it. He went through a phase of trying to figure out the direction he was headed because sports were all he knew. Mike grew an understanding for finance and credit and began helping people reach their goals. Some wanting to obtain a certain credit score, and others wanting to reach a point to be qualified to get a mortgage on a house. Mike eventually started his own business Next Level Credit repair and is a real estate investor. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We’re at the Midpoint of season 2... Part 2 with Lou Mobley Former IUP Offensive Lineman and Creator & Host of “Into the Boundary” Lou Mobley, lets us into his life. He discusses what it was like growing up in South Philadelphia, his early struggles with being an athlete. He also dives into the things that his parents instilled in him that he carries with him today. Going to IUP he was considered a “favor” which he turned that into a solid 5 year career in which he was a starter for 4 years. While in college he would deal with multiple knee surgeries as well as the loss of his Father to kidney failure and respiratory complications. Persevering through it all Lou was able to obtain his Bachelors Degree from IUP and would later obtain his Masters Degree from West Chester University. He also takes you on his journey after college which includes, struggling to find a job in his field, various internships, coaching at his alma mater Neumann-Goretti High School, and building lifetime relationships along the way. This episode is hosted by Andres Moore and is dedicated to the life & legacy of Louis C. Mobley Sr. and Coach Steve Smith.   Welcome to Into the Boundary!!!  Like & Subscribe on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcast  Creator & Host- Lou Mobley  Director & Editor- Dahmerz  Executive Producers- Andres Moore & Kadeem Custis --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former Delaware Valley University/ Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) Defensive Back Dennis Kerstetter discusses marriage life and starting a family. He talks about some of the challenges he faced early on in fatherhood and shares some of his proud dad moments. Dennis discusses what it was like growing up with two deaf parents and sign language technically being considered his first language. He shares the story of making mistakes at Delaware Valley University and being made into an example for his behavior. After being dismissed from school, Dennis wondered if he would ever play again. Ultimately, he was able to transfers to IUP. After not making the football team, Dennis benefited from a head coaching change. Never giving up, he saw this opportunity as a fresh start to land a new impression on the new head coach. Dennis excelled at his second try out, which landed him a spot on the roster. He witness first hand, the effects of the double sword of a new coaching regime taking over a program. Upon graduation he embarks on a journey to become a head strength and conditioning coach at the collegiate level. Along this road, Dennis worked as a graduate assistant at multiple universities and even stopped pursuing his dream because of financial reasons.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former New York Giants Defensive End Raheem Orr joins us to discuss the importance of having a “village” to raise children. He touches on becoming a young father and how that became his motivation. At Rutgers University, he would face adversity in many forms, but still managed to blossom into an All-Big East player. He takes us through his journey to the NFL and also Arena Football. After his football career he found his true passion which is doing humanitarian work. These days he runs a non-profit organization called “More Than A Sport” with the mission of helping young kids have a “village” to help them become successful in life. Raheem gives us many gems about life and a lot of lessons that he learned during his journey that he instills in the kids that he works with today. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former Niagara University/ Hofstra University Point Guard Juan'ya Green shares his journey from North Philadelphia to playing professional basketball overseas. He discusses his decisions on why he chose to go to Archbishop Carroll instead of attending the traditional power house high schools in the city. He talks about wanting to compete against all the best players in the city, not playing along side of them. In high school, he would see a great deal of success winning a state championship, multiple All-State selections and being the Philadelphia Catholic league Co-MVP. Juan’ya speaks about the emergence of his Carroll Squad and the new rivalry with Neumann-Goretti HS. He attended Niagara University and was thrown into the fire as a true freshman. He would be among the nation’s leaders in minutes played as a freshman. Like a machine Juan’ya would score 1,000 points by the end of his sophomore year. His Head Coach would take a new coaching opportunity at Hofstra University, leaving Juan’ya with a big decision to make whether to stay or leave Niagara. Ultimately, Juan’ya decided to head to Hofstra University with his Head Coach, hoping to not have to start completely over and pick up where he left off. Due to transfer rules, Juan’ya had to set out one year. Once he returned back to the floor he would have two more dominant years. Once again scoring another 1,000 points in two seasons. He would become one of four players ever to score 1,000 points at two different Universities. After an amazing college career he would take his talents overseas to play professionally. He shares a personal story about the first time he was released from a team. He was embarrassed and contemplated being done with basketball. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former Baltimore Ravens and Temple University Running Back Bernard Pierce shares his football journey with us. He discusses falling in love with the game of football at a young age, but following the wrong crowd landed him in trouble. Facing charges as a youth, Bernard was sent to Glen Mills School a reform school for juveniles delinquents for 2 and half years. Instead of solely focusing on his time, he excelled in track and football. He talks about not wanting his mother to come visit him because it was very difficult not being able to leave with her. Ultimately, Bernard earns multiple scholarships offers and chose to attend Temple University. His impact on the field as a playmaker was almost immediate. Bernard would go onto have a break out freshman year. Through his college career he would help the resurgent of the Temple football program, participating in two bowls games, All-American status and making the Heisman watchlist. These great accomplishments did not come with out lows, as Bernard would lose his father. Bernard tells a personal story of leaving school and contemplate playing football after losing his grandmother during the practices for Eagle Bank Bowl. He would declare for the NFL draft after his junior season as his son was on the way. He was selected in the third round by the Baltimore Ravens, and in his first season he would win a Super Bowl Championship. Bernard talks about still having the passion for the game of football and wanting to leave the game on his own terms. Creator & Host: Lou Mobley Executive Producers: Andres Moore & Kadeem Custis Director & Editor: Dahmerz Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTUWM- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/intotheboundary/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former Depaul University Guard Keisha Hampton joins us to discuss with us how the game of basketball has taken her all over the world. She grew a love for the game at an early age being the daughter of North Philly’s own John “Showboat” Hampton and growing up with her brother who shared a love for the game of basketball. She talks about the ups and downs she faced in high school, and the importance of the academic aspect when it comes to transitioning to college. Arriving at DePaul University she would prove to the coaching staff early that she was a high level player, earning a starting spot as a Freshman. She takes us through her college experience in which she would lead her team to multiple NCAA tournaments, and her outstanding play would secure her a place on the USA team that would compete in China at the World University Games. Despite suffering a knee injury that ended her senior season she would still hear her name called in the WNBA Draft being selected by the Seattle Storm. The Storm would cut Keisha before she ever played a game for them, she would embark on a long journey overseas with her goal being to make it back to the WNBA. With the odds stacked against her, she was able to beat the odds and 4 years from the moment she was drafted she would reach her goal and become a WNBA player with the Minnesota Lynx. So come along for the ride with us and enjoy this story of perseverance and triumph. Creator & Host: Lou Mobley  Executive Producers: Andres Moore & Kadeem Custis  Director & Editor: Dahmerz --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former West Catholic High School Running Back Dennis Shaw, discusses being 1 of 7 children in a one bedroom apartment. He praises his mother for taking care of them and always keeping them active in sports. After transferring to West Catholic his sophomore year of high school, he talks about the level of competition on field at all positions. Dennis talks about trying to uphold the standard, because West Catholic was known across Philadelphia for always having standout running backs. He mentions that he always had to be point because the 2nd and 3rd string players were just as good as the starter. “One mistake could cost you your spot“. He also reflects on classic rivalries verse Neumann/ Goretti and Archbishop Wood. Dennis discusses not having much guidance and support during his recruiting process. Unexpectedly, Dennis had to accept his playing career had ended in high school and he would never became an college athlete. He struggled with life after football, and began to drift into the streets. The same game that raised him, filled him with purpose all over again. Now, he strives to be that support system for the young athletes he coaches today. He thanks the coaches that saw potential in him early on and help mold him into the man he is today. Dennis is now focused on impacting the youth through the game of Football, he is currently an assistant coach at Chester High School. Concluding with being a proud father of two beautiful little girls. Welcome to Into the Boundary with Lou Mobley Creator & Host: Lou Mobley Executive Producers: Andres Moore & Kadeem Custis Director & Editor: Dahmerz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/intotheboundary/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Season 2 Premieres with Former IUP Offensive Lineman and Creator & Host of “Into the Boundary” Lou Mobley, lets us into his life. He discusses what it was like growing up in South Philadelphia, his early struggles with being an athlete. He also dives into the things that his parents instilled in him that he carries with him today. Going to IUP he was considered a “favor” which he turned that into a solid 5 year career in which he was a starter for 4 years. While in college he would deal with multiple knee surgeries as well as the loss of his Father to kidney failure and respiratory complications. Persevering through it all Lou was able to obtain his Bachelors Degree from IUP and would later obtain his Masters Degree from West Chester University. He also takes you on his journey after college which includes, struggling to find a job in his field, various internships, coaching at his alma mater Neumann-Goretti High School, and building lifetime relationships along the way. This episode is hosted by Andres Moore and is dedicated to the life & legacy of Louis C. Mobley Sr. and Coach Steve Smith.  Welcome to Into the Boundary!!! Like & Subscribe on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcast Creator & Host- Lou Mobley Director & Editor- Dahmerz Executive Producers- Andres Moore & Kadeem Custis --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

PART 2...  Of this very special episode of Into the Boundary Andres Moore, Ernest Stanford, and returning guest Jamal Wilson join us to breakdown Season 1.   --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this very special episode of Into the Boundary Andres Moore, Ernest Stanford, and returning guest Jamal Wilson join us to breakdown Season 1. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former Boston University Point Guard D.J. Irving discusses growing up in Chester and what the game of basketball means to him. He also shares his experience of playing in the Philadelphia Catholic League as well as his journey to winning a State Championship. He describes what it was like to experience a coaching change at the college level and the effects it had on his career. D.J. grew curious and wondered if he would ever want to do something else besides playing basketball. After graduation, D.J. had an opportunity to begin his coaching career by becoming a Graduate Assistant at Penn State. He is currently the Head Freshman Basketball Coach at Roman Catholic High School as well as an assistant coach for varsity. He is focused on mentoring the youth, by giving them game on life through the game of basketball.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former Marist College Defensive End Eric Taylor, discusses when he started taking football seriously. He explains how a new high school coach changed his outlook on the game and where it could actually take him in life. Eric talks about how playing football has allowed him to see that the world is bigger than just Philadelphia. During his college career, Eric lead by example and became a technically sound member of the defense. As he is currently still pursuing opportunities to play professional football, Eric has developed other passions as well. He has a great deal of interest in fashion and is currently a brand ambassador for multiple brands. He also talks about the non-profit organization he participates with, as well as his other business ventures.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

 Former Cheyney University Offensive Lineman Darryl Watson, shares his story of trying to create his own football legacy. Darryl was faced with high expectations to carry on the Watson's family name at West Philly HS. Darryl started right away as a freshman both in high school and college. He speaks about how he dealt with losing and why he never quit. He also discusses where playing Semi-Pro Football has taken him. Concluding with who he is today and when did he know his playing days were over.   --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former St Peter's University, Northwest Florida State College, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, Lock Haven University point guard Lamin Fulton, discusses the challenges he faced being an undersized guard and how it affected his college recruitment. He talks about the doubt he faced his senior year and the whispers that Neumann/ Goretti's reign was over. Lamin also speaks about the difference in AAU basketball back when he played, in comparison to what it has become now. Lamin sheds light on his experiences at four different college basketball programs and why he kept transferring. He concludes with life now being all about his daughter.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former University of Miami Point Guard Ja'Quan Newton, discusses where the game of basketball has taken him thus far in life. He tells the story of losing his mother a few days before the state championship game, and the memorable performance he put on. He also talks about the influence his father had on his game and his mindset. Ja'Quan discusses why he chose to commit to University of Miami knowing that there was great competition for playing time. He admits to losing focus during his college career, as the parties and the social aspects of college began to attract him. He concludes with refocusing on basketball, as he plays professionally overseas with the goal of eventually making it to the NBA. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

A current member of the Kansas City Chiefs and Former Syracuse University Wide Receiver Jamal Custis, discusses his journey through sports from playing AAU Basketball to being a NFL Draft Prospect. He also explains the adversity he faced throughout his career at Syracuse. Jamal concludes with his path to the draft, including playing in the East West Shrine Game and participating in the NFL Combine.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Returning guest, Former Temple University Defensive Linemen Kadeem Custis, discusses experiencing a coaching change and the effects it had on his collegiate career. He shares precious moments as he endured many highs and lows, after being black balled by the new coaching staff.  His career came to an abrupt ending,  and he speaks about his battle with depression. Kadeem concludes with now being a father of two, and expresses his extreme admiration for his younger brother Sharif and his brother Jamal as he prepares for the draft . --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former University of Rhode Island Shooting Guard Jamal Wilson, speaks about never being too concerned with individual accolades because it always felt better to win. He discusses the sacrifices and challenges he faced during both his high school and college career. He also shares the truth about what happened his senior season at University of Rhode Island, after leading the NCAA in scoring through the first 11 games. Concluding with his professional career overseas, and the joy of fatherhood. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former Villanova University Wide Receiver Phil Atkinson, discusses being unprepared for the working world once his playing career was over. Even with a bachelor's degree, he struggled to find a quality job. Phil admits to losing his sense of direction once his grandparents passed away. This caused conflict between his morals, beliefs, and reality as he attempted to make ends meet. After some mistakes in life, Phil has been able to refocus and get his life back on track. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former Villanova University and Wake Forest University Point Guard Tony Chennault, discusses going from being "THE MAN" in high school to being a role player at the college level for the betterment of his team. Tony speaks about finding himself, his purpose, and becoming his own man. As an escape from reality, he develops a new passion in screen writing and film making. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former Temple University Hurdler and Long Jumper Auriel Dickey, joins us and shares her story on walking onto a Division I program. She talks about her long battle with mediocrity and daring herself to be more. Now as a mother, she is determine to finish accomplishing her goals and to be a strong role model for her daughter. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former IUP Wide Receiver Roy-Al Edwards discusses being raised by his grandmother and the work ethic she instilled in him. He also sheds light on the different mental stages he went through battling back from a season ending knee injury. Furthermore, he discusses his career working with troubled youth and coaching high school football. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former Temple University Defensive Lineman Kadeem Custis, dives into being the oldest child and the impact of losing his father at a young age. He explains how he discovered football as an outlet and a way to fulfill his promise to his mother. This episode will grant you access into his journey from high school, his recruiting process, and his transition into becoming a collegiate athlete. To be continued... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Mom and I discuss the vision of the podcast and the power of sports. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app