Grayson “The Professor” Boucher
Grayson Boucher, known as The Professor, brings streetball handles to courts around the world through Professor Live videos, basketball challenges, and his Spider-Man series.
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Grayson’s happenings, collected from public sources, plus his backstory and Starbook, where fans write.
Known for
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- Known as
- The Professor
- Hometown
- Keizer, Oregon
- Breakout
- The AND1 Mixtape Tour in 2003
- Work
- Streetball player, video creator, and actor
- Online home
- Professor Live on YouTube
Mini bio
How it started.
Raised in Keizer, Oregon, Grayson was an AND1 fan before he became part of the tour. At its Portland stop in 2003, he entered an open run and earned his way into a career. In a later interview, he recalled surviving the tour’s elimination format to win an AND1 contract.
A new audience.
His official biography places his main AND1 Mixtape Tour years in 2003–2008. He started Professor Live on YouTube in 2009, and the 2013 Spider-Man basketball video helped him build a new audience beyond the tour. Fans could now follow his handles, costumes, and court encounters wherever they lived.
Beyond the park.
He played Sticky in Ball Don’t Lie, which premiered at Tribeca in 2008, and later appeared in Hustle. His prison visit with Prison Fellowship paired basketball with conversations about life and faith. In 2026 he returned to AND1 as a brand ambassador and Director of Talent.
Creditschronological, newest first
Online video
- 2018Professor Goes To Prison (Full Version)Featured performer; visit arranged by Prison Fellowship
- 2013Spiderman Basketball Episode 1Creator and Spider-Man performer
Film and television
- 2022HustleHimself
- 2008Ball Don’t LieSticky
- 2003–2008Streetball: The AND1 Mixtape TourHimself
Quotes
He said I was schooling people on the court, hence the nickname “The Professor”.Grayson Boucher, The Everyday Man’s Sports Blog
In an April 2011 interview, he explained how AND1 announcer Duke Tango gave him his nickname.
Trivia
- Duke Tango, the announcer for AND1 games, gave him the nickname The Professor.
- His first Spider-Man basketball episode was published on July 9, 2013.
- For Professor Goes To Prison, Prison Fellowship arranged a visit to a Nebraska correctional facility.
- Ball Don’t Lie is based on Matt de la Peña’s novel; Boucher plays its central character, Sticky.
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