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What a difference one spot better in the draft makes


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His last assist was kinda cheap. He had a full court pass to a wide open Lopez when the game was pretty much over.

But I was high on T-Will coming out of Louisville. He is versatile and he was the one player I wanted for the Bobcats in the draft. When I heard his name for the Nets I was pissed.

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If Williams was here, chances are LB would treat him the same way. He doesnt trust rookies like that, and takes his chances with veteran players. I still think Hendo can develop into a good player for us.

Agreed. I think you are seeing some Duke hating coming out also when people start piling on Hendo.

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UNC fan here, and I would not say Henderson is a bust considering he is only averaging 7.7 minutes per game, mainly because the Bobcats have a pretty deep roster. As where Terrence Williams is averaging 22 minutes per game and the Nets have about as much depth as a kiddie pool.

Agree, he hasn't had enough playing time to be labeled a bust.

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