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Noble & Roosh: Grant Williams

Noble & Roosh — Mon, 28 Mar 2022 16:50:54 +0000

Noble & Roosh sit down with Grant Williams (Boston Celtics) to talk about :

The nuance of balancing analytics with the dynamics of game plan execution
The impact of adding Derrick White to the roster
The energy at Kevin Garnett’s jersey retirement ceremony
The evolution and growth of his own game
Working with Lethal Shooter
Guarding 1 through 5 in the NBA

… and much more!

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#HoopState Stars Pay Tribute at Josh Level Classic! Event Recap!

Staff — Sat, 04 Jun 2016 00:41:02 +0000

The 2016 Josh Level Classic was held at Southeast Guilford High School and hosted some of the top players in the #HoopState. The game started three years ago, an idea fueled by then-senior and Level's best friend Kanayo Obi-Rapu to honor his fallen teammate. Since then, Rapu as left for school and Kevin Graves has taken over the responsibility of organizing the annual game. The bond that North Carolina basketball players share is evident as guys from all over the state came together to play in this game. Players like Devon Dotson and Grant Williams made the trip north from Charlotte, while Boston College commit Kyran Bowman traveled all the way from the east coast to show his support! The brotherhood that is displayed by #HoopState players is second-to-none. For more information on Josh Level, the game, or The Josh Level Foundation please follow Joseph Level (@Josolevel on Twitter).

Players included in the recap are: Ty Graves (Boston College), Jalek Felton (UNC-2018), Jalen Seegars (2017), Bam Adebayo (UK), Grant Williams (UT), Jalen Johnson (UT), Jalen Harris (NM), Kwe Parker (UT), JJ Smith (Ole Miss -2018), Kyran Bowman (BC), Brandon Childress (WF), Diondre Overton (Clemson), Brendan Austin (2017).

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You CAN'T OUTWORK Grant Williams; Future Tennessee Vol Senior Mixtape!

Staff — Sun, 27 Mar 2016 18:36:35 +0000

The University of Tennessee and head coach Rick Barnes have a WORKHORSE coming in next season in the form of Grant Williams. Williams accomplished it all this season, leading his Providence Day Chargers (30-3) to the NCISAA 3A State Championship, the #8 ranking nationally, and a trip to the Dick's Sporting Goods National Championship. What he may lack in size at the position, (6'7" - 230 lbs), he makes up for in strength and skill. Williams will bully his way through opponents for the bucket or he can stretch the floor with a three ball if needed. On the circuit, Williams suited up for the CP3 All Stars along side fellow #HoopState alum, Harry Giles. Look for Williams and the rest of the Volunteer class to make noise next season as Barnes has locked up 4 players from the #HoopState!

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Battle for #HoopState Supremacy: NCISAA 3A State Championships

Webb Wellman — Fri, 26 Feb 2016 19:38:07 +0000

Article by Ray Maisonet
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With the amount of talented teams in the #HoopState, it was no surprise that the gym was a madhouse during every night of the NCISAA 3A playoffs! There were so many great match-ups throughout the entire playoffs such as, (host school) Ravenscroft vs. Wesleyan Christian Academy. Another memorable match-up was High Point Christian against Greensboro Day School as they played for the 3rd time this season with both teams earning a win on a the opponents home court.

With all of the talented high major players, the University of Tennessee seemed to have hit the jackpot, as they had 4 committed players - Providence Day’s PF, Grant Williams; Wesleyan Christian’s G, Kwe Parker and SF, Jalen Johnson; and Christ School’s PF, John Fulkerson - in the NCISAA 3A playoffs. The intensity of the matchups showcased some of the reasons Tennessee heavily recruits in the HoopState. Of the four players, Power Foward’s Fulkerson and Williams definitely left their mark. Playing against High Point Christian, the 6’8 Fulkerson was able to catch a nasty left hand dunk over a defender and Williams helped lead his team to win the State Championship.

Michael Okauru, the 6'4 Point Guard of the host school, Ravenscroft (Raleigh, NC) also left his mark as he dominated for his team throughout the playoffs until coming up short against Providence Day. He played with heart and ultimately did not get to take home the champion title, but showed a laundry list of ways he would be a phenomenal addition to a high major D1 team. Up and comer 6'1 Point Guard, Devon Dodson of Providence Day School (Charlotte, NC) showed flashes of why he holds offers from UNC and Florida just to name a few. He has a high basketball IQ, reads the court and makes good decisions, along with speed and leadership. Another Point Guard that captured the crowd was High Point Christian's (High Point, NC) 5'9 Michal Seals. Although undersized, he possesses the heart and fearlessness that helped his team get to the 3A championship.

Although Greensboro Day School came up short in an exciting 1 point loss against High Point Christian, 2017 Forward JP Moorman and 2018 Guard William Dillard left it all on the court. Both are high quality players that always seem to make the right decisions on the court. Not forgetting 2018 6’5 W John Newman, who had one of the most exciting plays of the playoffs, a 2 handed dunk over a High Point Christian defender.

For the Providence Day / High Point Christian Academy championship game the crowd was arguably the largest it’s been since John Wall’s Word of God team played against Ryan Kelly’s Ravenscroft team. There was barely standing room as people piled in to see the rematch between Kentucky commit Edrice “BAM” Adebayo and Tennessee commit PF, Grant Williams, along with budding star PG, Devon Dotson. Ultimately, Providence Day School came away with the championship in a convincing victory. It was border line deafening in the gym as both school’s student sections and fans .were cheering on their respective teams. The crowd went absolutely berserk when Bam dunked on Williams for the And 1, in hopes that it would spark a comeback which never came to fruition for High Point Christian.

All in all it was a fast paced, high energy event that anyone could appreciate, regardless of if your team was winning or losing. Looking forward to seeing more from the NCISAA in 2017.

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Seventh Woods Delivers BUCKETS for Xmas: Chick-Fil-A Recap

Webb Wellman — Sat, 26 Dec 2015 03:32:20 +0000

The 2015 Chick-Fil-A Classic hosted some of the most action packed games in the event's recent history. Players like Miles Bridges, Tyshon Alexander, Seventh Woods, Jalek Felton, Wendell Carter and many more put on an absolute show! Oak Hill took home the National Bracket Championship while local Hammond School brought home the American Bracket trophy. Check out what had the sell-out crowds on their feet down in Columbia, South Carolina!

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