VIDEO: Terrence Williams Is Hungry, Driven, Likely Not Poor

by Tom Martin on Sep 4, 2011 10:00 AM CDT in YouTube because we're lazy

Terrence Williams isn't afraid to put himself out there. And for a frustrated player who barely saw the court last season, that can always be a somewhat dangerous venture.

Here's a video of Williams' new series, entitled "Terrence Williams: Poor Hungry Driven." I'm not sure where the poor part comes into play -- he plays professional basketball for a living, I think. Luckily, Williams shies away from making any ballsy comments and keeps the main focus on growing up in Seattle and playing with Jamal Crawford and Nate Robinson.

If anything, the video itself is a statement: Terrence Williams is here to play, even though he has been here to play for the past two years, to little avail.

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Good find

I enjoyed watching.
Twill has all the ability in the world. I really hope we get to see him break out this season.

"Slammed that hoe on the counter like I just got 35 on the domino table!!"
Sherrod Harris

by AlDe2356 on Sep 4, 2011 2:45 PM CDT reply actions

I agree! Raw talent. Needs to see the court this coming season.

by Ayo Lawal on Sep 4, 2011 3:46 PM CDT up reply actions

Hopefully

He can shut all the critics the fuck up. That is all.

Me against the world is a mismatch in my favor.

by batman713 on Sep 4, 2011 3:49 PM CDT reply actions

I agree.

"You know how Einstein got bad grades as a kid? Well, mine are
even worse! " ~Bill Watterson, Calvin and Hobbes

by TheChuckwagonisrolling on Sep 5, 2011 11:13 PM CDT up reply actions

Man

I am truly pulling for the dude, he seems like he now has a handle of things and knows exactly what to do. Its all there he just has to put all together

by Catallac392 on Sep 4, 2011 7:10 PM CDT reply actions

I wish I was as poor as

T Will has been the last few seasons. lol

Hope he gets a chance to ball when the NBA resumes with McHale as the Head Coach.

The player I would like least at #9 would be my sister’s cat, Captain Creamsicle. She does have a great work ethic and agility, but I’m really concerned that at 9 lbs., she’s too small to play safety in the NFL. She also bites way too often on play action and is easily distracted by someone waving string in the crowd. Lastly, her wonderlic score was pretty awful, answering "meow meow meow" for most of the questions- Dr. Brackish Okun

by mob16151 on Sep 4, 2011 9:11 PM CDT reply actions

It's a smart move for him to make these videos while he's in off-season leagues

because even Houston will have to re-evaluate him like he’s a rookie.
By the time the lock-out ends, it’ll have been close to two seasons nobody’s seen him play legitimate minutes in any legitimate game – with exception to these 2011 summer league highlights.
Of all the players on the roster, he now probably realizes he has the most to prove.

by Nobody is Better Than Jordan on Sep 5, 2011 4:23 PM CDT reply actions