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The Next Generation#54 Anthony Alexander Jr. - Track & Field at Iowa CentralMeet Anthony Alexander Jr., an upcoming freshman athlete competing in track & field at Iowa Central. He has had a successful high school career, a strong support system, and 90+ NIL deals under his belt. As an athlete creator, Anthony explains the significance of community building, effective content creation and reflects on his journey in track. His top advice for The Next Generation:1. Dedicate yourself to the grind.2. Stay focused on your path.3. Manage your time wisely.Tune in to discover the latest NIL deal Anthony has recently inked... Support the...2024-08-1213 minThe Next Generation#53 Cam Kirker - Track & Field at Penn State UniversityCam Kirker shares his journey into track and field, from a football and basketball player to discovering his talent in the decathlon. He discusses the challenges of being a student-athlete at Penn State University, balancing academics, training, and nutrition.Cam emphasizes the importance of fan engagement and creating a personal brand through NIL opportunities. He shares his passion for fishing, golf, and music as hobbies outside of track. He also expresses his desire to give back to his community through coaching camps and organizing food drives for the less fortunate.Tap into this episode and...2024-04-1120 minThe Next Generation#52 Kendra Eidam - CEO of NILEmpowHERKendra Eidma, a former athlete, CEO of NILEmpowHER, and merchandise coordinator at Influxer, shares her inspiring journey in this episode. Her mission is to empower student-athletes nationwide by effectively leveraging their name, image, and likeness. From university speaking engagements to athlete consultations, she delves into the profound impact.Kendra offers three invaluable pieces of advice for The Next Generation:1. Break your limits and conquer fear.2. Cultivate meaningful connections and expand your network.3. Surround yourself with people who offer wisdom and foster your development.Connect with @kensoleaux for expert guidance on n...2024-03-0616 minThe Next Generation#51 Naseim Harrison - WR at DartmouthNas Harrison discovered his passion for football during his Pop Warner days, hailing from a family of athletes. In this episode, he reflects on his invaluable support system, his impact on the youth, and how football has shaped him both on and off the field.Nas elaborates on the influence of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) on his career, enabling him to cultivate his personal brand and contribute to the community. He highlights his commitment to nurturing young talent at Supreme Athlete, guiding them towards honing their skills.As Nas strives to compete at the...2024-02-2827 minThe Next Generation#50 Grant Jackson - DT at Roosevelt UniversityGrant Jackson discovered his passion for football in Chicago at the age of 7, influenced by his father. Since then, he has embarked on a remarkable journey as Defensive Tackle at Roosevelt University, where he enjoys support from an impeccable network. In this captivating episode, Grant delves into his cherished football memories, the profound significance of his family, the intricacies of balancing academics and athletics, and the empowering opportunities brought forth by NIL.Drawing from his experiences, Grant offers invaluable advice to the next generation:1. Embrace hard work as the cornerstone of success.2. Cultivate c...2023-11-0612 minThe Next Generation#49 Darrell Jones Jr. - Cornerback at Davenport UniversityDarrell Jones Jr. was captivated by football from a young age and his gridiron journey began at the age of 5, surrounded by a Detroit atmosphere that breathed football.Reflecting on his path, Darrell cherishes notable moments like winning a National Championship and earning his enduring nickname, "Hollywood." The unwavering support of his loving family, coaches, teammates, and friends, with his father leading the charge, has been instrumental in his success.As a cornerback at Davenport University, Darrell finds solace in the true brotherhood of his team, who remain unbeaten with an impeccable 8-0 record. The...2023-11-0116 minThe Next Generation#48 Kadeem McKnight - DB at Monmouth UniversityIntroducing Kadeem McKnight, the powerhouse Defensive Back at Monmouth University! 🏈Kadeem's passion for football ignited in 6th grade, with an incredible support system fueling his fire. But here's the true game-changer – his family. They inspire him to give his all every single day, while his coaches provide endless motivation. Kadeem believes in giving back. He volunteers at his high school and trains the next generation of athletes, sharing his love for the game! He's set to launch his own clothing brand next year, seizing the opportunities of the NIL era. 🚀Tap int...2023-10-2813 minThe Next Generation#47 Dillon Cotton - Track & Field at University of MadonnaDillon Cotton discovered his passion for track and field in 8th grade, where he competed in both track and basketball. In this episode, he dives into the electrifying atmosphere of meets, the unwavering support system that surrounds him, and his deep appreciation for the NIL era.Dillon emphasizes the significance of NIL, highlighting how it finally allows student-athletes to receive compensation and reap long-term benefits even after their playing days.He firmly believes that establishing meaningful connections with brands, founders, and executives is paramount in this journey.As he continues to excel in...2023-10-0615 minThe Next Generation#46 Sam Green - Founder of NIL with Sam GreenMeet Sam Green, the founder of NIL with Sam Green. With almost a decade of creative video editing and social media management experience, she's a force to be reckoned with. Originally from Charlotte, North Carolina, Sam's background in the sports industry includes working at ESPN and dancing as an NBA dancer for Charlotte. In this episode, Sam takes us on an immersive journey into content creation, finding your passions, and the power of video content. She also shares her invaluable experience in helping student-athletes thrive in this ever-evolving space. Sam's burning passion is to help at...2023-09-2119 minThe Next Generation#45 Cara Bohner - Softball at Towson UniversityWelcome Cara Bohner to the show! She's originally from Danville, PA and plays second base / right field at Towson University. Cara discovered her love for softball at a young age, thanks to the amazing support from her family and friends who encouraged her to pursue her dreams. One of her most memorable moments was making the All-Rookie team after her freshman season, which inspired her to talk about the importance of setting goals. The fan engagement at Towson is incredible, and Cara absolutely loves interacting with her fans. She enjoys sharing insights, tips, and giving th...2023-08-0919 minThe Next Generation#44 Kyriaun Davis - Forward at Reedley CollegeIntroducing Kyriaun Davis, from Bakersfield, CA. His passion for basketball blossomed while watching the Los Angeles Clippers, inspiring his journey as a student-athlete. Currently, he is playing at Reedley College, where Kyriaun delves into his remarkable experiences.Kyriaun goes in-depth about the incredible support he receives from family, friends, and fans, especially during his recovery from a torn ACL last year. Embracing the power of NIL, he appreciates the opportunity for athletes to seize control of their brand. Whether engaging with fans on his fitness page or in-person at games, he values these genuine connections....2023-08-0926 minThe Next Generation#45 Cara Bohner - Softball at Towson UniversityWelcome Cara Bohner to the show! She's originally from Danville, PA and plays second base / right field at Towson University. Cara discovered her love for softball at a young age, thanks to the amazing support from her family and friends who encouraged her to pursue her dreams. One of her most memorable moments was making the All-Rookie team after her freshman season, which inspired her to talk about the importance of setting goals. The fan engagement at Towson is incredible, and Cara absolutely loves interacting with her fans. She enjoys sharing insights, tips, and giving th...2023-08-0919 minThe Next Generation#44 Kyriaun Davis - Forward at Reedley CollegeIntroducing Kyriaun Davis, from Bakersfield, CA. His passion for basketball blossomed while watching the Los Angeles Clippers, inspiring his journey as a student-athlete. Currently, he is playing at Reedley College, where Kyriaun delves into his remarkable experiences.Kyriaun goes in-depth about the incredible support he receives from family, friends, and fans, especially during his recovery from a torn ACL last year. Embracing the power of NIL, he appreciates the opportunity for athletes to seize control of their brand. Whether engaging with fans on his fitness page or in-person at games, he values these genuine connections....2023-08-0826 minThe Next Generation#43 Kayla Thorpe - Track & Field at the University of MarylandMeet Kayla Thorpe from Upper Darby, PA! She's a track & field athlete at the University of Maryland. In 8th grade, she fell in love with the sport and surrounded herself with an amazing support system of coaches, trainers, family, and friends who have had a huge impact on her career.During our chat, we talked about competitiveness at the Division 1 level, mental and physical health, and the NIL era. Kayla shared how NIL has helped boost her brand and open doors to exciting opportunities. She's aiming to land deals with Crocs, Capital City Mambo Sauce, and Under...2023-08-0425 minThe Next Generation#39 D'Angelo Parham - RB at Livingstone CollegeD'Angelo Parham is from Baltimore, Maryland and currently serves as a running back at Livingstone College. With an exceptional support system, he consistently excels in football while utilizing his platform to inspire kids in the Baltimore area.In this episode, he discusses his clothing brand made for athletes and expressing aspirations to forge partnerships with renowned brands like Under Armour. D'Angelo shares his deep passion for football and highlights the significant impact he has on his local community.Three pieces of advice he gives to the next generation: 1. Be coachable 2. Stay away fr...2023-08-0319 minThe Next Generation#42 Amaya Messier - Beach Volleyball at LSUGet ready to welcome Amaya Messier to the show, from Aurora, Colorado! She's making waves in the world of beach volleyball as a formidable blocker at LSU. Amaya has had a burning passion for the game since she was young, and she's surrounded herself with an incredible support system of coaches, mentors, family, friends, and fans. Together, they've helped her rise to new heights.In our chat, we dive into the thrilling fan engagement this growing sport offers, as well as the crucial topic of mental health for student-athletes like Amaya. But her journey doesn't ju...2023-08-0321 minThe Next Generation#41 Madeline Andelbradt - High Jumper at the University of IowaMeet Madison Andelbradt, a talented High Jumper from Lisle, Illinois. She soars as part of the women's track & field team at the University of Iowa driven by her unwavering passion for the sport. With support from her loved ones and the guidance of phenomenal coaches and mentors, Madeline has undoubtedly left her mark in the world of track & field.In this episode, we dive deep into the crucial topic of mental health awareness for athletes. Madeline shares her personal insights on the importance of mental well-being and her quest to collaborate with brands that champion mental health.2023-07-3112 minThe Next Generation#41 Madeline Andelbradt - High Jumper at the University of IowaMeet Madison Andelbradt, a talented High Jumper from Lisle, Illinois. She soars as part of the women's track & field team at the University of Iowa driven by her unwavering passion for the sport. With support from her loved ones and the guidance of phenomenal coaches and mentors, Madeline has undoubtedly left her mark in the world of track & field.In this episode, we dive deep into the crucial topic of mental health awareness for athletes. Madeline shares her personal insights on the importance of mental well-being and her quest to collaborate with brands that champion mental health.2023-07-3112 minThe Next Generation#40 Malkia Ngounoue - Tennis at the University of KansasMalkia Ngounoue's journey with tennis began at the age of 5, hitting balls back and forth with her father. Originally from Washington, D.C., she honed her skills at Kansas University creating unforgettable memories, cherishing her mentors, and finding solace in the significance of mental health.In the realm of sponsorship dreams, Malkia envisions partnering with powerhouses like Adidas and Chipotle, fueling her aspirations as she elevates her tennis career. But her ambitions extend beyond personal success; she aims to give back wholeheartedly to her community, leaving a positive mark. Three pieces of advice she gives t...2023-07-3120 minThe Next Generation#39 D’Angelo Parham - RB at Livingstone CollegeD'Angelo Parham is from Baltimore, Maryland and currently serves as a running back at Livingstone College. With an exceptional support system, he consistently excels in football while utilizing his platform to inspire kids in the Baltimore area.In this episode, he discusses his clothing brand made for athletes and expressing aspirations to forge partnerships with renowned brands like Under Armour. D'Angelo shares his deep passion for football and highlights the significant impact he has on his local community.Three pieces of advice he gives to the next generation: 1. Be coachable 2. Stay away fr...2023-07-3119 min
The MOGL Podcast#34 Web 3 in NIL // Grant SapkinWEB 3 IN NIL. We’re joined by founder and CEO of Burrst Sports, Grant Sapkin. Burrst Sports empowers student-athletes worldwide to thrive in the Web 3 sports sphere. Topics include why Grant started Burrst and how he saw a need to assist athletes in the Web 3 space, what his idea of a successful Web 3 athlete looks like, the importance of building relationships in NIL, his response to the naysayers of the Web 3 space, and much more!
Grant's IG: https://www.instagram.com/grantsapkin/?hl=en
Burrst IG: https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/?hl=en...2023-07-1318 minThe Next Generation#38 Keith White - Defense at Bowie State UniversityKeith White hails from District Heights, Maryland and currently showcases his defensive skills in Lacrosse at Bowie State University. His passion for the sport was ignited during high school when he immersed himself in the guidance of exceptional coaches and mentors. As his fan base grew, he embraced the responsibility of serving as a positive role model for the youth. Lacrosse has instilled within him the invaluable virtues of discipline, unwavering dedication, and the significance of being an inspiration to his community. With a genuine passion for assisting animals and the homeless population, Kei...2023-07-1124 minThe Next Generation#37 Cameron McClure - Founder/CEO of CONXTSIn this episode, we have the pleasure of welcoming Cameron McClure, the Founder and CEO of CONXTS. Cameron's brainchild, CONXTS, is a NIL marketplace that levels the playing field for student-athletes and businesses alike.During our conversation, Cameron delves deep into the seamless and user-friendly platform of CONXTS, sharing the incredible feedback they've received since the launch of their mobile app just last month. CONXTS aims to become the go-to one-stop shop for NIL marketplaces, empowering all student-athletes to find lucrative deals and receive fair compensation.Cameron also imparts invaluable advice to aspiring entrepreneurs and...2023-07-0621 minThe Next Generation#36 Jose Chaires - Kicker at Central State UniversityJose Chaires grew up playing soccer but found his true passion for football in his junior year of high school. After battling an injury, his coach inspired him to elevate his game to the next level. In this episode, Jose shares his experiences with mentorship from Coach Blankenship, the importance of mental health, NIL as an opportunity for networking, and his rewarding experiences giving back to the Ronald McDonald charity with his teammates in Columbus, Ohio. He also offers a few powerful pieces of advice to the next generation of football stars:1. Never settle fo...2023-06-1421 minThe Next Generation#35 Josh Goldberg - Founder of Light Social DigitalMeet Josh Goldberg, Founder of Light Social Digital – a creative media agency that serves professional athletes, entertainment artists and businesses. He is also an associate attorney at Greenspoon Marder LLP practicing franchise law, tech/innovation, sports, entertainment, and NIL. In this episode, Josh dives into the future of Sportstech, Creator Economy, AI and how NIL has enabled student-athletes to build their brands. He shares how he founded Light Social Digital by solving content creation and web design issues that pro athletes face. Josh offers his advice to the next generation: 1. Stay curious and le...2023-06-0629 minThe Next Generation#34 Vaden Mitchell - Shooting Guard at Volunteer State Community CollegeMeet Vaden Mitchell, a shooting guard from Nashville, Tennessee, currently playing for Volunteer State Community College. In this episode, he shares his insights on having a strong mindset, cultivating a supportive environment, and staying humble - qualities he believes underlie his success as a growing athlete. Vaden's aspirations encompass both personal growth and community impact. Besides striving to play professional basketball in the NBA, he also desires to make a significant difference in the lives of disadvantaged youths and the homeless. Recently, he announced his plan to launch youth basketball camps in his hometown, a step towards a...2023-05-1222 min
Off the DomeEpisode #140- Interview with Grant SapkinIn this episode, Matt G interviews the founder and CEO of Burrst, Grant Sapkin. They discuss Grant's journey of starting his own company, the NIL landscape with student-athletes, and technology's emergence. 2023-05-1123 minThe Next Generation#33 Gabe Jeudy - Defensive Back at University of TennesseeGabe started playing football around 4 years old in Austin, Texas, surrounded by an incredible football community and support system. Confidence and taking it one day at a time are essential lessons he has learned throughout his growth within the sport. In this episode, Gabe shares his love for the game, the atmosphere at his Bowl Game last year, memorable moments and his mission to help out Ukraine. He shares his thoughts on NIL and how student-athletes can build their own brand by connecting with people around the nation. Three critical pieces of advice Gabe gives to...2023-04-0323 minThe Next Generation#32 Brooke Donabedian - Women's Gymnastics at Temple UniversityBrooke found her passion for gymnastics at the young age of 4 years old growing up in Maple Valley, Washington. She has created a great support system from family to friends to her current teammates at Temple University. In this episode, Brooke shares the importance of sacrifice as a student-athlete and her passion for sports. From winning conference titles to giving back to the community in Philly find out more by listening to Brooke's story. She gives three pieces of advice to the next generation:1. Keep going and make sacrifices 2. Surround yourself with people who...2023-03-3018 minThe Next Generation#31 Daneiro Dixon - Forward at St. AndrewsDaneiro Dixon grew up in Detroit, Michigan with a tight-knit family and close circle of friends. Playing basketball in Detroit taught him how to have grit, toughness and play with a lot of heart. His father and trainer back home have been great mentors in his life as he excels in the sport. Daneiro appreciates the people he has connected with through basketball from all different backgrounds and walks of life. His mission is to create a positive impact on the community by opening up a foundation for the youth back in Detroit. Three pieces of advice h...2023-03-2822 minThe Next Generation#30 Jalen Carruth - Shooting Guard at Kingsmen PrepJalen was born into a basketball family in Atlanta, Georgia as his father, mother and sister all played the game. In this episode, Jalen talks about the mentorship he has had from his father and coaches as he works hard to take his game to the next level. He recently was awarded Conference Player of the Year and had an incredible season this year. Jalen enjoys listening to music in his free time and it also helps him get into the zone. As for advice he recommends to the next generation: 1. Work hard for what yo...2023-03-2415 minThe Next Generation#29 Malcolm Lemmons - Founder of The Hype ReportMalcolm is from Washington, D.C. and is a former professional athlete turned entrepreneur, author, and speaker. He is the Founder of The Hype Report, a Contributor at Boardroom, and LinkedIn Top Voice writing about the intersection of Web3 + Sports. In this episode, Malcolm discusses the importance of athletes taking time to explore different passions/industries, building relationships with brands, and how technology benefits the sports world. Malcolm shares his story and how he has effectively transitioned into life after basketball. He gives three pieces of advice to the next generation: 1. Be a goo...2023-03-2226 minThe Next Generation#28 Jalen Scott - Guard at South Plains CollegeJalen started playing basketball at a young age with great mentors, coaches and support system. He's grateful for the relationships he has built being a student-athlete and is currently a guard at South Plains College. Music is one of Jalen's passions as he enjoys making beats in his free time and listening to his favorite rap artists. Jalen talks about the March Madness environment in this episode and gives three pieces of advice to the next generation: 1. Cherish every moment.2. Put in the time and work for it.3. Remain humble, pray and know yo...2023-03-2227 minThe Next Generation#27 Blake Shoddie - Running Back at Benedictine UniversityBlake Shoddie is currently a running back at Benedictine University and is from Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He found his passion for football at 7-years old and looks up to his father as a mentor who also played football at the collegiate level. Off the field, Blake enjoys spending time with family and friends. In his free time he focuses on working out and growing his network. Three pieces of advice he gives to the next generation are: 1. Keep God first in everything you do2. Don't give up and always push through adversity3. Stay hungry an...2023-03-1919 minThe Next Generation#26 Justin Forde - Track & Field at SELUJustin is from Plantation, Florida and competes in track & field at SELU. The sport has taught him how important it is to focus on self-improvement and has allowed him to give back to his community. Justin competes with a "Mamba Mentality" as he has accomplished incredible milestones in his career so far. In his free time, he enjoys music, reading/writing, and focuses on building his businesses. He gives three pieces of advice to the next generation: 1. Learn to communicate effectively with people 2. Pray and always keep God first3. Focus on reading/writing 2023-03-1724 minThe Next Generation#25 Myja White - Guard at UT TylerMyja has been playing basketball since he was 3-years old and is a Guard at UT Tyler originally from Terra Haute, Indiana. He's always been passionate about the game and is a true student of the sport. As an athlete entrepreneur, Myja found his love for business when he was younger helping his father. He enjoys skateboarding, nature, photography, and fashion in his free time. Myja takes initiative in building his personal brand by utilizing his social media platforms and NIL deals. He gives 3 pieces of advice to the next generation:1. Takes risks and opp...2023-03-1521 min
The Brand Called YouIntegrating Web 3 and Branding | Grant Sapkin, Founder & CEO, BurrstSportsAthletes usually have a short career if compared to corporate jobs. They need to be very efficient in monetizing their brand if they want to earn good money and if they want to stay relevant in the industry. With so much changing in the blockchain industry, athletes now have a very vast range of products such as NFTs through which they can build their brand and earn from it. Today we talk to Grant Sapkin about how he is helping young athletes build their brand and monetize it.
About Grant Sapkin
Grant Sapkin is a 25-year-old...2023-02-1120 minThe Next Generation#24 Cejai Parrish - Safety at Southwest Baptist UniversityEvery day Cejai posts motivational quotes to his social platforms to motivate his fans to chase their dreams. Cejai is from Cumberland County, NJ and plays safety at Southwest Baptist University. He grew up playing football and a big moment for him was winning 2 State Championships in high school. He gives the following advice to the next generation - 1. Don't get discouraged and stick to the script2. Everything happens for a reason3. Dedication is essential always give it your all Listen in to hear more of Cejai's journey! Su...2023-02-0619 minThe Next Generation#23 Ernest Jarpa - PG at Kingsmen AcademyFrom Minnesota, Ernest plays point guard at Kingsmen Academy. He strives for greatness in his basketball career and loves connecting with his fans. Ernest gives three pieces of advice to the youth: 1. Listen to people with wisdom 2. Be self-motivated3. Student first then AthleteTap into this episode for more of Ernest's story!Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/Twitter - https://twitter.com/burrstsportsTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@burrstLinkedIn - ht...2023-02-0312 minThe Next Generation#22 Jaleen Jones - RB at Bethel UniversityJaleen focuses on being a better version of himself both on and off the field every day. Originally from Champagne, Illinois he is currently running back at Bethel University in Tennessee. He loves giving back to the youth and being a role model for them to chase their dreams. In his free time he enjoys photography, music, fashion, travel and spending time with family/friends. Three lessons he gives to the next generation are: 1. Be the best version of yourself that you can be2. Never give up3. Make your goals a realityLi...2023-02-0315 min
The Next Generation#21 Dorian Miles - WR at Missouri Valley CollegeDorian is the definition of a true athlete entrepreneur. Born in Snellville, GA, and playing wide receiver at Missouri Valley College he focuses on collaborating with other brands, social media content to inspire the youth and building his brand Ochenta. He gives three lessons to the next generation: 1. when things get hard, turn to your faith. 2. don't waste time and take advantage of every moment. 3. be intentional about your actions. Listen more to the gems Dorian has dropped in this episode! Support the show Si...2023-02-0237 min
The Next Generation#20 Chuck Smith - DL at Wofford CollegeChuck's passion for football started at a young age as he had guidance from his father Chuck Smith who played in the NFL. He currently plays defensive line at Wofford College working on his craft every day. Three lessons he advises the youth: 1. always surround yourself with people who push you to be better version of yourself2. believe in yourself3. work hard dailyListen in as Chuck talks about his story in this episode! Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/2023-02-0119 min
The Next Generation#19 Keypoe Dennis Jr. - PG at George Washington PreparatoryKeypoe grew up in New Jersey and now plays point guard for George Washington Prep in Los Angeles chasing a ring this year. He focuses on yoga and meditation when he's off the court to fuel his energy daily. Three pieces of advice he shares is 1. anything is possible 2. never let anyone doubt you3. stay focused and hit your goals Tune in to this episode as Keypoe shares more of his story! Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - htt...2023-02-0118 min
The Next Generation#18 Desiree Elmore - Guard at HeliosDesiree is from Hartford, Connecticut played guard at both Seton Hall and Rhode Island. She is now pursuing her dream to play professional basketball overseas for Helios in Switzerland. She gives advice to never doubt yourself if things are not going your way, stay focused on goals, and find people to talk with as you're not alone in life's journey. Desiree has a passion to build a business that helps mental awareness with athletes globally.Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/...2023-01-2621 min
The Next Generation#17 Ciaja Harbison - Guard at Vanderbilt UniversityCiaja is from Louisville, Kentucky playing guard at Vanderbilt University and just achieved a milestone of 2,000 career points. She's pursuing her dream to play in the WNBA and studying for a Master's degree. She lives by the lesson that you can achieve what you put your mind to by being consistent and maintaining a growth mindset.Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/Twitter - https://twitter.com/burrstsportsTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@burrstLinkedIn - https://www...2023-01-2416 min
The Next Generation#16 Tyrece Woods Jr. - DT at Central Michigan UniversityPassionate about giving back and has dreams of coaching at the collegiate level. Tyrece plays defensive tackle at Central Michigan University. Lessons he shares are to never look for anyone else's validation, stay true to who you are and create a routine to be consistent. He also stresses the importance of mental health awareness.Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/Twitter - https://twitter.com/burrstsportsTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@burrstLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com...2023-01-1816 min
The Next Generation#15 Jabari Donaldson - DE & OLB at El Camino CollegeJabari is from Lawndale, CA now playing defensive end and linebacker at El Camino College. He discusses lessons to maintain your mental health, chase your dreams and ball out on the field.Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/Twitter - https://twitter.com/burrstsportsTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@burrstLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/burrst-sports/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/burrstsports2023-01-1823 min
The Next Generation#14 Brian J. Esposito - Founder/CEO of Esposito Intellectual EnterprisesBrian, born in New Jersey, currently has 95+ holdings and 200+ joint ventures across 25+ industries. Winning numerous awards he lives by the quote “time is the most precious commodity”. Three key lessons he shares are to build relationships & ask for help, understand you're not alone and never give others your mindset.Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/Twitter - https://twitter.com/burrstsportsTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@burrstLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/burrst-sports/Facebook - http...2023-01-1828 min
The Next Generation#13 Emani Bailey - RB at Texas Christian UniversityStarting football at the early age of 5 years old and making his way to play in the State Championship Game this year, Emani focuses on sharpening his game. Currently playing running back at TCU he has goals of taking his game to the next level. Listen in as he discusses the importance of working hard, discipline and positivity.Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/Twitter - https://twitter.com/burrstsportsTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@burrstLinkedIn...2023-01-1617 min
The Next Generation#12 Davion Guity - Small Forward at LA Premier PrepDavion is working hard to play at the D1 level this upcoming fall and to receive a great education. He has plans of giving back to the youth and his community as he continues to perfect his game. He inspires the youth across the nation by his work ethic, focusing on what's next and mindset of attacking his goals.Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/Twitter - https://twitter.com/burrstsportsTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@burrstLinkedIn...2023-01-1616 min
The Next Generation#11 Isaiah Wooden - WR at Southern Utah University"Elevate Over All Negativity" is the quote Isaiah lives by originally from San Diego, CA. He started playing football at 6 years old and leads Southern Utah in receiving yards. He is grateful for the support he has received in his journey and plans to give back to his community. Three lessons Isaiah lives by are always keep your faith, block out the outside noise, and stay true to yourself.Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/Twitter - https://twitter.com/burrstsports2023-01-1224 min
The Next Generation#10 Devantae Stephens - DB at Webber International UniversityDevantae was born in North Carolina, grew up playing football and served 6 years in the Army and 1 tour in Afghanistan. He has a background in IT and loves helping out his community. He lives by the lessons of believe in what people say, actions take you farther than words, be comfortable being uncomfortable.Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/Twitter - https://twitter.com/burrstsportsTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@burrstLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company...2023-01-1019 min
The Next Generation#9 Dimitri Stanley - WR at Iowa State UniversityWelcome to the Big 14 Club. Dimitri earned his degree at CU before transferring to play at Iowa State. His father and Coach Logan are a couple of his mentors who have helped him prosper in his career. Stay humble, work hard and take full advantage of life are a few lessons Dimitri lives by.Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/Twitter - https://twitter.com/burrstsportsTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@burrstLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com...2022-12-2220 min
The Next Generation#8 Jaylen Dollar - DE & Linebacker at Elizabeth City State UniversityJaylen has goals of opening his own training facility and perfect his cooking craft. He is working hard to play at the next level and models his game after Sean Taylor and Von Miller. He believes in focusing on your priorities, hard work pays off and health is wealth.Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/Twitter - https://twitter.com/burrstsportsTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@burrstLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/burrst-sports/Facebook...2022-12-2217 min
The Next Generation#7 Mari Wingard - DB at Georgia Southern UniversityFrom Charlotte, NC previously playing at Elon now defensive back at Georgia Southern, Mari Wingard believes in the importance of education, family and faith. He has goals of playing football at the professional level and creating a multi-purpose facility for youth kids to give a helping hand. Mari prepares for his Bowl Game coming up vs Buffalo on December 27th at 12pmEST in Montgomery, Alabama.Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/Twitter - https://twitter.com/burrstsportsTikTok - https...2022-12-2115 min
The Next Generation#6 Deontae Graham - OL at Jackson State UniversityAlways stay humble, stay the course and believe in yourself are a few lessons Deontae lives by. Playing OL at JSU under Coach Prime, Deontae is a true athlete entrepreneur. He has a clothing brand line and is looking to start a wine label in mid-2023. Trent Williams and Willie Anderson are two icons Deontae models his game after. In 2023, he has goals to get better and perfect his craft.Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/Twitter - https://twitter.com...2022-12-2019 min
The Next Generation#5 Jimmie Stoudemire - WR at Edward Waters UniversityJimmie lives by the lesson of keep God first, set big goals, be able to adapt and surround yourself with good people. He is an HBCU All-American and achieved 11th ranked wide receiver in the country. He has played at the SEC level for Auburn and Arkansas as he looks to level up his game to the professional level in 2023.Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/Twitter - https://twitter.com/burrstsportsTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@burrst...2022-12-2027 min
The Next Generation#4 Curtis Appleton - DB at University of Central MissouriCurtis is getting his Master's Degree at UCM playing defensive back for the football team. He lives by the lessons of respect/discipline, always work hard and be appreciative. Icons he looks up to are Ray Lewis and LaDainian Tomlinson as he prepares to accomplish his goals in 2023. Focusing on recovery, maintaining the grind and growth will help Curtis elevate his game.Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/Twitter - https://twitter.com/burrstsportsTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com...2022-12-1923 min
The Next Generation#3 Jordan Jakes - WR at University of Las Vegas NevadaBe 5X better, focus on yourself, never give up and do the right thing are lessons Jordan lives by as he pursues his dreams to play in the NFL. Jordan plays WR at UNLV and is originally from Atlanta, GA.Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/Twitter - https://twitter.com/burrstsportsTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@burrstLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/burrst-sports/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/burrstsports2022-12-1916 min
The Next Generation#2 Eleasah Anderson - OT at Western Michigan UniversityBe prepared, use your time wisely and always be you. Eleasah works hard to motivate those around him to be better versions of themselves and to go after it all. Currently playing OT at Western Michigan University.Support the show Site - https://www.burrst.io/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/burrstsports/Twitter - https://twitter.com/burrstsportsTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@burrstLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/burrst-sports/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/burrstsports2022-12-1921 min
The Next Generation#1 Tailon Leitzsey - DB at University of IllinoisTo me, giving God glory is a minimum requirement. If you knew my story from beginning to now, you would understand why. My life, from the very first breath I took, has been challenged. I thank God daily for every breath I take. To me, waking up every morning means God has a purpose for me, and I’m thankful for the opportunity to walk out the journey to discover that purpose.At 13, I started asking myself why. Why am I here? What’s my purpose? However, the real game changer was when I started asking God— why? 2022-12-1529 min