6’10 Arkansas high school player and only putting up 8 points when he’s probably 3 feet taller than everyone in the gym is troubling he may be another Ethan Henderson
As the story states - but apparently good enough - he is averaging around 15 points a game.
Williams played the first half of his team’s game on Thursday, which they led 53-15 at halftime.
So that’s 8 points and 8 rebounds in a half.
The desire - it seems to me - to tear kids down instead of looking for what they do well that college coaches see and want to offer them is puzzling to me.
Oh, and three feet taller? I haven’t looked at Pleasant Grove’s roster, but if their guys are 3-foot-10 they are not going to win many games at all this season.
No one should ever judge a player by one game especially a center who often does not dictate the number of touches he gets. But if we fairly judge this young man by Thursday’s performance, I will gladly take a 6-10 player who averaged 16 points and 16 rebounds per 32 minutes.
I would like to organize a game between me and some of my seasoned basketball buddies and the Lilliputians from Pleasant Grove. I think I could use my 2 foot height advantage in the paint and possibly put up a double double. I sure hope these little fellas don’t like playing up tempo basketball though
Sometimes we all look at stats from a game without looking at the entire situation about the game.
The talent level in Arkansas has been better the last few years and a lot of kids play traveling ball.
I sure hope the young man become a hog.
Thank you for the story
Obviously the 3 foot taller statement was hyperbole and I’m sure you knew that Dudley…
nonetheless I still think this guys seasonal stats should be better considering his physical superiority to 90 percent of the players he faced
My question is this has he ever even had a 30 point game in his career?