Grayson Boucher

Boucher attended Chemeketa Community College, where he played on the basketball team. Between 2006 and 2008, he had short stints in professional basketball with the Salem Stampede of the IBL and the Atlanta Krunk of the CBA. Since the AND1 Mixtape Tour folded, he has played on several other streetball teams, but most notably has transferred his fame into coaching NBA players, and a YouTube channel with over 8 million subscribers.

• Name — Grayson Boucher • Born — 10 June 1984 • Birthplace — Keizer, Oregon, U.S. • Height Ft — 5 • Height In — 10 • Weight Lb — 155 • High School — * McNary (Keizer, Oregon) • Salem Academy (Salem, Oregon) • College — Chemeketa CC (2002–2003) • Career Start — 2006 • Career End — 2008 • Career Position — Guard • Years1 — 2006 • Team1 — Salem Stampede • Years2 — 2007–2008 • Team2 — Atlanta Krunk

On February 9, 2006, Boucher signed with the Salem Stampede of the International Basketball League.

Boucher played for the Atlanta Krunk of the Continental Basketball Association during the 2007–08 season.

When the AND1 Mixtape Tour stopped in Portland, Oregon, Boucher and his brother attended as fans. Boucher found out there was an "open run" tryout to join the tour, and earned a spot on the team. By summer 2009, Boucher was featured prominently in the tour's marketing, appearing on the main page of its website and in various advertisements. He has played in over 30 countries and has been featured in seven seasons of Streetball on ESPN, five AND1 mixtape DVDs, four AND1 commercials, and an AND1 video game. After leaving AND1 in January 2011, Boucher played streetball for Ball Up. He became acquainted with Ball Up's CEO, Demetrius Spencer, in late 2008. The Ball Up Tour featured most of the players from the AND1 Mixtape Tour and focused more on the on-the-court action, a departure from the AND1 tour, which featured more behind-the-scenes footage. The international tour stopped in over 10 countries, and had plans for a winter tour in the U.S.

Boucher has used his status to appear in several films portraying basketball players. He appeared in the film Semi-Pro, starring Will Ferrell, as a point guard on the opposing squad in the final game of the movie, and was featured in the special features section of the DVD version as well. Boucher played the lead role of Sticky in the film Ball Don't Lie, based on the book of the same name. The film was completed and shown nationally at several film festivals but was never officially released. Boucher also took on the role of Spider-Man in a YouTube web-series he created. In the series, he disguised himself as the superhero and went to various basketball courts in the Los Angeles area to play against unsuspecting competitors. The first episode reached 14 million views on YouTube within a week of being uploaded. It was featured on the ESPN website, and gained further attention from Shaquille O'Neal, who tweeted the video to his followers. The third episode featured NBA star Jamal Crawford, and further plans were made to feature other known basketball players. The fourth episode of the series featured another street basketball player, Larry "Bone Collector" Williams, who disguised himself as the popular Marvel Comics superhero Captain America. The sixth installment featured a basketball player disguised as Deadpool. The seventh part of series had a disguised Boucher facing off against another basketball player, disguised as Carnage. Boucher also launched a ball-handling guide called Super-Human Dribbling, a web-based tutorial available for download online, that features Boucher's drills and workouts. Boucher now has his own YouTube channel where he posts mixtapes of him playing in local basketball leagues, fun and comical videos, tutorials, and other entertaining basketball videos. In April 2019, Boucher suffered a career-threatening non-contact total tear of his Achilles tendon. He also suffered from accidental overdose of hydrocodone and acetaminophen during the early stages of rehabilitation, but had made a full recovery as of June 2020. During his rehab period, he continued to publish YouTube content consisting of undated footage from before the injury, choosing not to make news of the injury public until August 2020, after his recovery was complete.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2003–2008 — Streetball: The AND1 Mixtape Tour — Himself — TV series • 2004 — AND1 Mixtape Vol. 7 — Himself — DVD release • 2004 — AND1 Ball Access: Global Invasion — Himself — DVD release • 2005 — AND1 Mixtape Vol. 8: Back on the Block — Himself — DVD release • 2006 — AND1 Mixtape Tour: Asia Pacific — Himself — DVD release • 2006 — AND1 Mixtape Vol. 9: Area Codes — Himself — DVD release • 2006 — AND1 Streetball — Himself — Video game • 2008 — AND1 Mixtape X: The United Streets of America — Himself — DVD release • 2008 — Semi-Pro — Spurs Player #22 — Uncredited • 2008 — Ball Don't Lie — Sticky — Lead role • 2012 — Ball Up: Life on the Road — Himself — Documentary series • 2018 — 3on3 Freestyle — Himself — Video game • 2018 — NBA Live 19 — Himself — Video game • 2022 — Hustle — Himself — Movie • 2022 — Dem Tinseltown Homiez, the Hollywood Guys — Himself — TV series • 2022 — Untold: The Rise and Fall of And1 — Himself — Documentary