Jason Williams Rookie Season Mixtape (1998-99)
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- Опубліковано 6 гру 2023
- Relive Jason Williams' electric rookie NBA season with the Kings! Williams earned All-Rookie honors, averaging 12.8 points, 6 assists, and 1.9 steals as he would lead the league’s highest scoring offense and wow Kings fans with his dynamic play style.
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The Gary Payton fake out is still amongst my favorite J Will moves.
As kids we kept trying to re-create Jason Williams’ elbow pass on the basketball courts during recess. Good time and a golden age for the Kings.
Williams and Webb is what really started the fun and excitement in Sactown.
That’s true but bibby and Webb were even better
@@tylerriley2587 100% True. Bibby was the superior point guard. In an interview, J will said Sacramento was smart in trading him.
My man white chocolate, J Will is the reason I became a Kings fan. Light the beam go kings
His was the first Sacramento Kings jersey I purchased (and wore with pride. I still have it!)
@davefox7516 Lucky ! 💜 I want his jersey so much. J Dubb is my all time favorite player and Sacramento Kings are my favorite team of all time.
Thank you JWill was that dude
The best
That's so cool white chocolate was a rookie when I was born and I ended up becoming a fan when I was like 5 or 6
Had some of the best timing and that stutter surprise stepwork nobody like him
This is the dopest Jason Williams highlight video I"ve seen. the music slaps. and J-Will of course. White Chocolate is the Grandfather of Steph Curry.
Yessir! Those pull up 3 pointers with 20+ seconds on the shot clock lol 💜😂 I know they used to get mad at him for doing that!
For the record coach adelman didn't mind his pull ups for 3. He said it in an interview. At the time he coached his Princeton offense system and he wanted the players to keep their individual unique play but that overall it was pass, pass, and slash for the best shots available. It is a better system than the "triangle".. it allows for multiple players to handle the ball and either score or pass. Webber from the hip from on high. Or Vlade initiating from downlow and passing out for a 3 or taking it to the basket. That isn't even talking about white chocolate or later bibby running the half court or the transition game.p.s. the Kings were the highest paced scoring teams in the late 90s... Which of course is the now the norm now.
The older I get, the more I appreciate "White Chocolate!"
Thanks for this! Can't get enough J will content.
Can you show more video of Jason Williams dribbling the basketball?
Most talented player the Kings drafted until Boogie
JAson WIlliams was handsome lol
For the record coach adelman didn't mind j-will pulling ups for 3. He said it in an interview. At the time he coached his Princeton offense system and he wanted the players to keep their individual unique play but that overall it was pass, pass, and slash for the best shots available. It is a better system than the "triangle".. it allows for multiple players to handle the ball and either score or pass. Webber from the hip from on high. Or Vlade initiating from downlow and passing out for a 3 or taking it to the basket. That isn't even talking about white chocolate or later bibby running the half court or the transition game.p.s. the Kings were the highest paced scoring teams in the late 90s... Which of course is the now the norm now.
The bench had a good mix of ball handler, defense and rebounding but they all could score a few buckets here and there...lead by Bobby Jackson as the 6th man
Do you have these highlights without music with the announcers
He would have had so many more highlights if he didn’t blow so many layups…….just saying exiting and frustrating at the same time
Muy " mixo " J-Will
J-Will's first season was his best in Sac I would say, expected him to get better & better each season but it didn't quite pan out that way, enter Mike Bibby