Ben Couch wrote a great article about T-Will’s rookie season with the nets on NJNets.com. Here’s a preview of it. You can read the rest here.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.—He said we hadn’t seen everything.
Nets swingman Terrence Williams was breaking down his rookie season before playing the Bulls on April 9, and allowed that through 78 games, he’d offered enough glimpses of his abilities to sense the NBA player he could become. But without a triple-double to his credit, the full range had yet to be displayed.
Four quarters, two overtimes and one victory later, we’d witnessed it all.
Williams hung a 27-point, 13-rebound, 10-assist line on several Chicago defenders, notably victimizing Kirk Hinrich on the fast break with a 360-degree aerial spin before scooping a layup off the glass. He shot 15-for-25 (.600) and deftly handled the point, creating transition opportunities aplenty and allowing Devin Harris (17 points, six rebounds that night) to play extended stretches off the ball.
Read the rest here.
