This episode is a special tribute to the late Corey “Homicide” Williams, one of the most respected names to ever come out of New York City’s streetball culture. Born and raised in the Bronx and a graduate of Rice High School, Homicide turned his love for the game into an international career. He became an NBL MVP in Australia before transitioning into broadcasting, where he served as a respected basketball analyst and commentator, helping elevate the league’s profile through his passion and personality. (NBL Australia) Although Corey passed away a couple of years ago, his words remain as powerful as ever. In this inspiring conversation, he reflects on how Rucker Park opened doors that changed the course of his life. From the legendary courts of Harlem to international success, Homicide shares the mindset, confidence, and relentless work ethic that carried him around the world. This is more than a basketball interview—it’s a story about believing in yourself, embracing opportunity, and never forgetting where your journey began. Rest in power, Corey “Homicide” Williams. Your legacy continues to inspire generations.