Kings Notes: Williams grows from troubles
A police investigation gave the second-year player perspective on life and basketball.
By Sam Amick - samick@sacbee.com
Last Updated 12:36 am PST Friday, November 16, 2007
Story appeared in SPORTS section, Page C4
Justin Williams ran up and down the floor at the Kings' practice facility on Thursday, going high for rebounds on one end and dunking the ball in flying fashion on the other.
It was an impromptu showcase of the second-year player in all his athletic wonder, this from the 23-year-old who wondered for the last month if this sort of freedom would be short-lived.
"I really wasn't too worried about my career," said Williams, who was a suspect in a sexual misconduct investigation which became public Oct. 17 and ended Tuesday. "Whatever would've happened with the team, I would've understood, as far as letting me go or keeping me. At the time, I was just very, very concerned about my freedom.
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A police investigation gave the second-year player perspective on life and basketball.
By Sam Amick - samick@sacbee.com
Last Updated 12:36 am PST Friday, November 16, 2007
Story appeared in SPORTS section, Page C4
Justin Williams ran up and down the floor at the Kings' practice facility on Thursday, going high for rebounds on one end and dunking the ball in flying fashion on the other.
It was an impromptu showcase of the second-year player in all his athletic wonder, this from the 23-year-old who wondered for the last month if this sort of freedom would be short-lived.
"I really wasn't too worried about my career," said Williams, who was a suspect in a sexual misconduct investigation which became public Oct. 17 and ended Tuesday. "Whatever would've happened with the team, I would've understood, as far as letting me go or keeping me. At the time, I was just very, very concerned about my freedom.
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