Derrick Williams 2011 Pac-10 Highlights by Arizona Athletics

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Uploaded by on Feb 14, 2011

University of Arizona sophomore forward Derrick Williams continues his impressive play through the 2011 Pac-10 season. The Naismith Trophy candidate is averaging 19.2 points per game, 8 rebounds, 63.7 FG%, 69.4 three-point%.

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  • Derrick WIlliams is a fuckin BEAST!! Imma watch him on whatever team, but hoplefully its in Cleveland!

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  • I Miss Him At The UofA ! :( Wish he would Have Stayed for one more Year ! Like Really man... aha ONE MORE YEAR Is all We Wanted ! >/ But im Proud to see Him in a NBA Jersey!

  • Welp looks like alot of people including myself were wrong. Kyrie > Derrick......I still think D.Will will be a beast when he gets more playing time, but Kyrie is a franchise PG.

  • I miss him :(

  • glad i picked him for fantasy :)

  • @mvaldez44 he's better

  • @ryanneuman1 dude, chill..i was referring to his 3pt shooting at this height..and i said "with lots of dunks.." geez

  • @dexOn22 like watching Dirk? this guy is black, he plays defense, hes quicker, he jumps way higher. how is it like watching dirk? lolol. they are two wayy different players

  • I'd go for Kemba over Kyrie..Derrick is just awesome..it's like watching Dirk but with lots of dunks.. :D

  • he is a amazing player. he may want to put more finesse in his game cuz that body stuff does not work on nba big man. reminds me a lot like amare

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