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Matrick · #1 (**permalink**) 09-23-2007, 04:37 AM

Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone in here could help me find infos about homicide? Does anyone know more about him? EVerytime I look him up at google, I only find crab, but nothing of importance.

Thanks

bkt · #2 (**permalink**) 09-23-2007, 07:32 AM

This is an article I wrote about him last year, theres an interview in there as well.

Coming out of one of the top High Schools in NYC (Rice) Corey Williams journey to D1 basketball wasn't an easy one. Over shadowed by players like Gary Saunders, Chudney Grey and Bevon Robin, Corey's only option was Penn Valley Community College in Kansas. Bitter at this Corey made a list of goals before his sophomore year, he accomplished all but one. He made first team All-American and averaged 20 plus points per game only to lose in the championship game by 2 points. The following year Corey enrolled at Alabama State were he averaged 15 points per game and went into his senior year confident he was NBA bound. Unfortunately things didn't work out that way as Alabama State faced one of the toughest non-conference schedules in the NCAA. Loss after loss the coach opted to go with a younger squad leaving Corey averaging 10 points per game off the bench and his NBA dreams fading away.

read more vv

http://www.streetballin.net/pages/homicideinterview.htm

Matrick · #3 (**permalink**) 09-23-2007, 08:03 AM

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Originally Posted by bkt

This is an article I wrote about him last year, theres an interview in there as well.

Coming out of one of the top High Schools in NYC (Rice) Corey Williams journey to D1 basketball wasn't an easy one. Over shadowed by players like Gary Saunders, Chudney Grey and Bevon Robin, Corey's only option was Penn Valley Community College in Kansas. Bitter at this Corey made a list of goals before his sophomore year, he accomplished all but one. He made first team All-American and averaged 20 plus points per game only to lose in the championship game by 2 points. The following year Corey enrolled at Alabama State were he averaged 15 points per game and went into his senior year confident he was NBA bound. Unfortunately things didn't work out that way as Alabama State faced one of the toughest non-conference schedules in the NCAA. Loss after loss the coach opted to go with a younger squad leaving Corey averaging 10 points per game off the bench and his NBA dreams fading away.

read more vv

http://www.streetballin.net/pages/homicideinterview.htm

thanks, that cleared some thing. did you know that he also played in germany for Nürnberg?

anyway his story is freaking amazing. is there any information available how he trains or what he does to stay on top of his game?