OK so I did NOT intend to create a double episode when Corey 'Homicide' Williams agreed to be a guest on AWNB, but I am so glad it turned out this way.
In Part 1, Corey takes us through his journey from the famed Rice High School, through the JUCO system, Alabama State, NBA summer camps and pro leagues abroad. We learn the origin of the nickname 'Homicide', the importance and reputation of Rucker Park and the different path he chose to take in order to achieve his goals.
You know Corey as a no $h1t kinda guy and the voice of the NBL and I assure you what you see is what you get with this driven, determined and committed individual. It's all part of the master plan, and understanding what success looks like to YOU.
Enjoy Part 1 and as always we'd love your feedback.
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