Into The Boundary With Lou Mobley

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 .

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. 

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. 

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. 

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. 

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.

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...

Mom and I discuss the vision of the podcast and the power of sports.