Corey “Homicide” Williams is in Demand The Latest / Mar 20, 2010 / 1:29 pm

By Bounce

The streets of NYC again have something to be proud of. Corey Williams – a true champion of summer league tournament ball – was selected as the MVP of the NBL in Australia. The 32-year-old streeetball legend now is that dude that owners covet and need for a run at championship glory. Williams is looking at a tremendous raise and there is no one more deserving. Read more at Crocs hold tight to MVP. For a listing of all-league performers see NBDL’s top performers in 2009-2010.

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4 Responses to “Corey “Homicide” Williams is in Demand”

  1. March 20th, 2010 at 10:07 pm

    Real_Talk says:

    not sure how he does it, but this dude continues to step it up to a another level. he is having a really good career on the low. more power to him

  2. March 21st, 2010 at 3:49 pm

    sean couch says:

    Corey improves an aspect of his game every year and when he plays here in the city he challenges the best of the street and earns, he works hard and has an nbdl chip and interest on all levels of pro ball. His work against artest and allan ray are known on the streetball circuit.

  3. March 22nd, 2010 at 2:47 pm

    Ron Stud says:

    “Hype” Williams proud of you my brother, seen all your hard work and determination 10 years ago down in the dirty @ ASU! You deserve all coming your way!!! Many city players should follow your blueprint because there are many opportunities out there for people who love the game and will put that “work’ in all over the globe! True success story.

  4. March 23rd, 2010 at 11:41 am

    Sean Couch says:

    Corey indeed has a blueprint and the level of his basketball success and business success has been solid.

    He has some big things headed his way on the ball biz side I’m hearing and there is no indication that he is slowing down, just getting better.

    I wouldn’t be surprised if he wasn’t somewhere right now working in the sand keeping his wheels correct.

    The only thing I see stopping Corey is himself, and I don’t see that happening since he keeps his association good and his focus on ball. he could play like D-Mac until he’s in his mid-40s maybe longer.

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