Into the Boundary

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

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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. 

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Creator & Host- Lou Mobley

Director & Editor- Dahmerz

Executive Producers- Andres Moore & Kadeem Custis

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.