Beck: Playing Days Over, But He's Not Done Yet

[fu-man-soo]

http://www.todaysthv.com/sports/sports.aspx?storyid=29775

[karma26]

Good for him. Bad times in ones life doesn't mean the end of said life. It's good to see him looking to the future.

[3kgthog]

Can't someone throw Corey a bone? The guy could teach our players a thing or two about heart and how to play the game. It'd be better than painting houses and grinding it out.

[bigyellowdog]

I hope everything turns out good for Corey.  He was a big part of the national championship team.

[karma26]

Maybe he doesn't want to be thrown a bone. There is nothing wrong with starting a painting business. I hope it thrives. I would love to be starting my own business right now, doesn't really matter what it is but to have something of your own has to be nice.

[oldfart]

with all the building going on there is a demand for good painters... .. nothing wrong with being a good craftsman..

that said, i wish he could teach current hogs something about cojones.

Maybe he doesn't want to be thrown a bone. There is nothing wrong with starting a painting business. I hope it thrives. I would love to be starting my own business right now, doesn't really matter what it is but to have something of your own has to be nice.

[HogFather]

hope it works out for him.

[jkcrunch]

Can anyone name a Razorback player who had a bigger heart?   He was not a good decision maker off the court while he was here but I am glad to see he is turning over a new leaf.  I know if I need painting I will give him a call 

[PAHog]

It's good to hear his business life is going well and that his personal life is on the mends.  I just hope he is stepping up as a father.  I don't want to infer that he wasn't before, I have no knowledge (personal or second hand) about what kind of father he was.  Based on my experiences as a child support enforcement attorney, the chronic non-payers were also usually absent fathers.  Being a coach and successful financially are great things, but not nearly as important as being a positive person in a child's life.

[RazorHawg16]

Can't someone throw Corey a bone? The guy could teach our players a thing or two about heart and how to play the game. It'd be better than painting houses and grinding it out.

If only the Stan Heath would hire him instead of whoever hes looking at for an assistant.

[rangertaunton]

Good to hear this about Corey!!! Always was one of my favorites along with my man Mike J.