Player Mark Williams

[dukeboy911]

He’s so reliable now.

 

[Hammy-O]

Went from 53% to 75% ft shooting in one year.

he almost reminds of of Samuel Dalembert with the Sixers.

 

[torontoduke]

That one-hander was violent. Like a Henderson or Zion dunk.

 

[SeanMayTriedToEatMe]

Sadly, not in any more games for Duke.

 

[Grit]

I still think I'd take him top 5, and honestly I only feel better about that after watching all the shit basketball players in this NCAA tourney.

 

[torontoduke]

He's brilliant

 

[torontoduke]

He is a Hoss, to use a Bilas term

 

[Grit]

He is so good, has great touch, and moves so well with such a long fucking body. I don't watch enough of all the people ahead of him to criticize them, but I think he'll be great. He's composed and keeps getting better.

 

[aiw]

He keeps getting better

 

[torontoduke]

Fuck yeah. So active all over the court.

 

[Grit]

Mark doesn't have his speed or stride, and really they just have different playstyles overall, but Giannis is the best comp that comes to mind for his patient moves towards the basket that end in decisive dunks.

 

[deeyoukayeee]

If I'm a GM I'm intrigued by his touch. He could be much more than a rim-protector/runner. He'll be in the 15-20 range and a total steal.

 

[rome8180]

Yeah, I mean, here's a dude who is shooting like 80% from the FT line over the last few months and has shown he can hit an open midrange shot. He's mobile on defense, and he's going to feast on lobs with NBA spacing and point guard play. If he can stretch his range out to 3, he's a starter on a contender.

 

[rome8180]

There's not really a lot of good fits for him in the 15-20 range. The Wolves, Pacers, and Nuggets don't really make sense. Spurs could be interesting at 20. Maybe the Hornets would reach for him at 14. One mock I saw actually had him there.

 

[DurhamSon]

Need him to have the game of his life against Bacot. Refs are not going to give him a quick 2 again

 

[DurhamSon]

Ten years ago he's probably a 3-4 year retired jersey. Still, anchoring an FF is a legacy enough

 

[Grit]

He's Clint Capela with touch. And he's gotten so much better, almost linearly, over his two years at Duke.

 

[rome8180]

He did have a dip at the beginning of this season, imo. But he's gotten better as the season went on, just like last year.

 

[SeanMayTriedToEatMe]

 

[Grit]

He did have a dip at the beginning of this season, imo. But he's gotten better as the season went on, just like last year.

Yeah I questioned myself with "linearly," because it's definitely not that each game he's .08 better or something so I'm obviously wrong, but it just feels like he's consistently improving over both his seasons without any sort of explosive takeover such that it made sense.