After The Season w/ JayCee Ruffin

After the season podcast is hosted by former college basketball player JayCee Ruffin. She sits down one-on-one with other former athletes both known and unknown to have REAL, RAW and THERAPEUTIC conversation about life after the final season of being an athlete. While today they may have become successful entrepreneurs, high-level executives and more. What they haven't talked about is how they got there after playing sports wasn’t pretty. Some have suffered from depression, anxiety, embarrassment and more. Others actually came out on top immediately. Here they will share their stories read less

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5d ago

Ep. 2 Delano Johnson: Signing To The NFL for a Steak Dinner!!?

Baltimore native and former undrafted NFL Line Backer Delano Johnson left nothing hidden from the public. From only desiring to play basketball, to finding his mother overdosed, to being locked up for six days not knowing why until his hearing, Delano is a walking testimony that environment can make or break you.While he could’ve thrown in the towel after almost losing his collegiate football opportunities for fighting, he started surrounding himself with the right individuals which started with his college football coach.He was determined to hold his promise to God to making it to the NFL and bringing his family back together utilizing football as the vehicle. Leave us a review below and subscribe above!Enjoy the episodeSocial Media & Youtube: @atspodshow

5d ago

Ep. 2 Delano Johnson: Signing To The NFL for a Steak Dinner!!?

Mar 14 2023

Ep. 1 Reggie Butler: Making The NBA Averaging 2PPG

Reggie Butler is a retired Pro Basketball player that made it to the league averaging 2PPG (points per game). However, he never wanted to play basketball, he always wanted to play football. After not playing, he was facing dark times not realizing that's what they were. All his friends and his wife even said something was different about him. He refused to agree or address it; until he couldn't run from it any longer. Today, Reggie is a published author, runs one of the largest hotel chains and has trained some of the top "big men and women" recruited high school and college players that have gone on to do well in their careers.