Magic & Bird* did that for me and so many more just after Pistol Pete Maravich & Earl the Pearl Monroe had done it but just not to as many households (*moved the NBA from Taped Delayed playoff games to PRIMETIME all the time)
except it was A LIE.... he can say that now... gary, on the court, was one of the PETTIEST competitors i remember from that era.... he only says it NOW because it makes him look good and it's water under the bridge anyway
@Aaron Daneils When he started off in Sacramento he had a lot of turnovers, but that was also the time he had a lot of showtime. It’s why he got traded. It seemed like when he started to play with Shaq he started to mature as a point guard. He will always be one of my favorite players for his creativity though.👍
@@jasonablah7702 No they didn't it was literally ISO basketball because of the Rules of the game. Don't come at me with a half bullshit answer. LOOK AT THE RULES OF THE GAME. DID YOU NOT WATCH MICHAEL JORDAN FOR THE ENTIRE DECADE PUT HIS BACK TO THE HOOP AND PLAY 1 ON 1 ISO BALL.... HMM WHY ? BECAUSE OF THE RULES OF THE GAME. Today you see zone basketball ? right.. why because ISO basketball is not a thing. The game today is much harder based on the rules than the 90's. now go educate yourself, get that basketball education you need. But, before then... don't make dumbass comments on the internet.
I love this cannel. Your basketball knowledge and appreciation for the history and old-school ball is second to none. I understand that the game has changed.. but in my humble opinion, NOT for the better. The pure art of basketball has been lost, which is very unfortunate. When a point guard was a pass-first quarterback of the team.. when a shooting guard was a slasher and shot creator, not just a spot-up three-point shooter primarily. When a small forward was a slasher and also in most cases a shot creator and wing defender. When a power forward averaged 10-plus rebounds and was a post-up scorer. When a center was the anchor of the defense, and in many cases was where the offenses was ran thru. It was artistry at its finest. Now, point guards are score first three-point shooters primarily. In many cases, they aren't even the quarterbacks of the team anymore. All four positions (other than center) are three-point threats. I just don't want my 6 foot 9 inch forward leading the team in 3pt attempts. That is NOT basketball. I understand this younger generation finds the old school basketball of the 80s and 90s boring. But that was when positions did certain things that were required by that position. When a coach needed to actually be a good to great coach because they had to scheme plays that didnt require someone shooting a three at the end of it. Old school basketball (real basketball) was chess.. and today's game is checkers. yes, it is a higher scoring game today.. but that is because there are double the possessions because teams are shooting threes within seconds of the shot clock. Todays game is simply who hits more threes. In 1995, when the NBA was at its absolute most popular, teams took an average of 5.5 threes a game. Teams shoot 32 threes a game in todays game! That is absolutely atrocious! That is NOT basketball. That is a three-point competition!
Today he would be considered too white for that nickname, but the nba was whiter as a whole back in the day so a white guy who didn’t act really white was considered white chocolate
I'm from Sacramento and I've met White Chocolate twice one time at petco on Douglas blvd and the other at a wallgreens in orangevale and both times I've talked to him and he was a legit nice person and was a baller . He had this one Mercedes Benz that was fire back than . I was floored when i saw it. Cool dude. The GOAT of handles for sure.
I was at Gold’s Gym in Sac and Jason was working out there during the day. It was a slow day. The few people who where’s working out all walk by and said hi and he was super nice, smiled and said hi back and even hung out with some super fans who wanted to talk to him. Seemed like a really down to earth guy.
People forget how exciting it was to turn on the TV and watch highlights of the games you didn't have access to. We were constantly looking for Vince Carter's dunk of the day and your daily Jason Williams highlight.
Although he was never an all star and although his stats are not the beefiest, he truly changed the modern game of basketball. That Sacramento Kings around 1999-2000 changed the NBA forever. It was infectious. I would legit watch random Sacramento Kings games just to watch this guy because he was so mesmerizing. If you told somebody today that you were randomly watching Sacramento Kings games, they would think you were on heavy drugs. But as fore-mentioned, though his stats weren’t the greatest, I truly believe that his IMPACT on the game was so immense that you cannot tell the story of the NBA without including White Chocolate, thus I think he should at least be considered for the HOF. A lot of true greatness get belittled by a stat line. Granted, stats are important, but IMPACT is a real thing, and to eventually become an NBA champion with his early adversary in Shaq is special. Just listen to how all of the greats talk about this man.
Bro he is super overrated. Changed the game? lol are you serious or just mocking him? Kings got better after trading him as in from a 1st rd playoff team to a championship team. Do you remember at least 2x a game dude would shoot bricks from curry range. Turnover machine and really bad at defense. Hall of fame nickname though . Top 10 in that
@@92akucaballero97Lmao 97.... lots of dull minds born in 97 it seems. Reoccurring theme lol. J Will changed the NBA by making the Pistol Pete 70s style of street ball popular in the modern game, cause it was extremely entertaining to watch! Why is a pass from Magic or Bird flashy and awesome, cause they also dropped 40 that night? J Will was creative and constantly forcing players to shift position because at ANY GIVEN MOMENT he could whip a pass to a corner shooter or make 3 guys at the rim jump to block a shot he never even thought about taking before dumping a behind the back pass to a big NOBODY is in position to guard. Dudes flowers aren't from his numbers, they are for the style and energy he put into the game 💯 And the reason why he's still being talked about in 2024 😤
One of the most entertaining players of all time. Definitely a fan favorite, and arguably one of the best passers of all time regardless of how many turnovers he committed
Absolutely a legend on the court and off the court. Every interview he says same thing or how he just wanted to have fun and make others better . That’s a teammate.
good/very good player with exceptional moves - not enough to be an all time great player but for the entertainment business that the NBA is, a MUST watch/know individual
He got a ring, changed the way people play but not enough. I question who you think is great. Most people want a ring people call great, but he's only exceptional. Humph. Okay
@@ginovavienne7581 Who do I think is great? Magic, Isaiah Thomas, Stockton, Jason Kidd, Steve Nash, Oscar Robertson, Gary Payton, Iverson, Chris Paul and now Curry. I don't think you can put JWill's career anything up against any of these guys (short of the one ring he has that a few missed out on)...but are you telling me it was JWill's doing for that ring? Exceptional players include: JWill, Penny Hardaway, Tim Hardaway, Mark Price, Westbrook, Marbury, maybe Cousy. Exceptions is exactly that, EXCEPTIONAL! I don't think I'm shaming Jason Williams in any way.
@@mrdefinitely8769 Bob Cousey would get wrecked by an NAIA squad in 2021. He wouldn’t even be able to compete. I have a lot of respect for him because he was a pioneer, but he isn’t even close to as good as J Will or any other player you mentioned. I don’t even think he could dribble all that well with his left hand.
@@tonynoodle5123 i used 'maybe' deliberately. No doubt I could have mentioned 10 - 15 others well before him (if not more). He had a mechanics about him that I liked and was a heady player. He might have been able to figure things out.
I love how sports can unite people. We take things so personally sometimes, looking at others sideways with contempt, but even though we can’t always be jay dub, nor should we need to be, we can all appreciate and respect the positive things about each other.
I grew up watching the kings from the Mitch Richmond days in mid 90’s. I remember the great teams of the Kings from 99 to 2002, they were so fun to watch. In my opinion 2001-2002 Sacramento Kings are world champions
One of my all time favorite NBA players who, like Ricky Williams in NFL football, got sidetracked & stereotyped for being a chronic marijuana smoker. Dude went to HS with Randy Moss & was unapologetic when it came to admitting he was a pothead. Mad respect & life long dap in my book as far as Jason Williams goes. 👍🤘😷🤘✌
He was just one of the guys that made basketball special. May not be respected by the whole world, but the level of respect from his peers say all that needs to be said about him.
Asa high school point guard Jason Williams tought me so much about how to be creative flashy and just having fun. I would not have started on varsity without learning how to play from him
I was just thinking about seeing his highschool highlights with Randy Moss on sports center way back when. .... Must have been a blast to have actually been at those games
One of my all time favourite players!!! His vision and ability to make any pass was second to none and his crossover was better IMO than any other player in the game
I was watching the NBA back then when he started with Sacramento. He was definitely fun to watch. As one play by play commentator said after a really exciting game, Jason Williams is like a rabbit in the briar patch.
He was a Exciting player to watch and gave that basketball work to the best of em. Turnovers happen when you handle the ball a lot as a Point Guard. salute too Jason Williams aka #Whitechocolate
Back in the day no one from my Godfather's office would take the front row Spurs tickets to the Kings so we would as kids. J Williams was awesome to watch! We were notorious for heckling Webber and he would come over and have tons of fun with us pre and post game. Truly a great NBA player and what the league is missing today!
Jason was pretty exciting to watch back then. I was a Kings fan so I watched a lot of games. I don't remember seeing the game he made GP basically stand still lol .It was cool to see him give Jason a big smile though.
I’m from West Virginia and he Randy Moss and Bimbo Coles were great talents to watch play. Jerry West (Zeke from cabin creek) was also a native from just over the hill near Bell and Rand WV. I remember when Sedale Threartt went to WV Tech and played with my older brother during pick up games (pre Laker).
Gary Payton was a killer competitor, so to see the amazement and respect on his face in that moment when JWill faked him was awesome. I saw that game, and it made me appreciate GP even more.
Growing up 30 min from him and Randy I can truly say it was special playing against them both and watching them put on a show. Both could’ve been been great at any sport . It’s amazing how much talent they had and believe when I say they could’ve played any sport
@@JohnnyLightningV10 I don't know he may be from West Virginia but he's got Pure Florida swag. That's where he came of age. Sorry for their luck. I see him wearing a Florida Gator shirt...
@@josephharden5592 he is home grown WV boy along with Randy Moss. Randy Moss and Jason played on same high school basketball team. He went to University of Florida after his short stay at Marshall. Both are great dudes have met them in my past.
The clip with Gary Payton is a summary of JWill. Payton doesn't give respect easily, and he's always respected and praised Jason Williams. One of the most fun-to-watch and effective guys in NBA history.
@george k straight handles big fella. Nobody is saying he’s HOF material. But he is 100% underrated as far as handles. Kyrie is amateur to white chocolates no look passes. Straight facts
JW was like a magician with the ball. You think it went to one player, only to find that you missed a slam dunk. You'd have to see the replay to figure out what happened. And even after watching the replay, often you still weren't sure how he did his trick.
He was ahead of his time, his play style would fit todays nba.. when the game was on the line most coach would bench him coz he was one of the 1st players who would pull up from 3 in a 2-3 in 1 transition..
@@youtuber3328 I never mentioned the results of the Kings team but that it was pleasant for the eye. The great plays of white chocolate put a smile on your face. Dunks and alley oops are fantastic but that awesome out of this world playmaking is the cherry on the cake.
Crazy good was Jdub in HS bro. I played against him and Randy Moss when both were at Du Pont HS. It is a small country town and it produced JW, Randy and former Chicago Bears DB Bobby Howard. Anyways, they would stomp us every year. Jason was also a gym rat. Literally the last one to leave and was always practicing crazy passes. Everyone would come out to watch them play like it was a college game. Williams breaking ankles and lobby up oops on the break that Moss would catch on the block and posterize everyone. Then I got to watch them both play at Marshall U. Jason only stayed for a year and then left with Billy Donovan to Florida. I have old videotapes here I might upload. Jason was a good QB as well.
Williams is probably the only player beside Kobe to influence me as an athlete outside of soccer. Seeing creativity like this outside of soccer growing up watching Brazilian soccer was badass. Made me want to figure ways to pass the ball
Jason Williams, in my opinion easily had one of the greatest nicknames in all sports, not just basketball but sports in general. It’s an ABSOLUTE travesty he never made an all-star team! Until Nikola Jokkić came along, he was the last great passer. I will always have admiration for him because of the magic he performed on the court.
More exciting to watch run a break than magic as far as I'm concerned. Never knew what he would do. And he us from my home state so gotta love him and randy moss.
A diehard Laker fan (born in L.A. in the 60's) after growing up on Pistol Pete Maravich then living in L.A. during the 80's, 90's & 2000's starting with watching Magic, Bird, Isiah Thomas, Mark Jackson, John Stockton, Jason Kidd, (Gary Payton, Mark Price, then Nick the Quick Van Exel, etc., thru to Steve Nash) then the first time I saw White Chocolate J-Will Jason Wms., I was struck and stunned, he did things none of those before him had done, he actually put goose bumps and shivers all over me even more than Magic did (and I watched essentially every game Magic played and had hundreds of VHS taped games lol), sure, Magic, Bird, Cousy, Pistol Pete, etc., did some spectacular 'trick/unique' passes but J-Will had even more PLUS he had quickness even more than those guys did. J-Will really did make you want to and have to pay closer attention and WOWED the crowd at a higher level. IMHO I almost committed sacrilege and almost moved to Sacto (couldn't help but be a fan).
He brought And 1 mixtapes to the league. He kept you in the edge of your seat when he had the ball. I feel like he was the last generation of great passers. You just don’t see it much in today’s game
Williams is the only player I can remember where kids began practicing passing and wanted 20 assists over 20 points
Great video, thank you
See Pete Maravich
I personally wanted to defend like Gary Payton but damn if we all didn’t wanna be white chocolate on offense.
Magic & Bird* did that for me and so many more just after Pistol Pete Maravich & Earl the Pearl Monroe had done it but just not to as many households (*moved the NBA from Taped Delayed playoff games to PRIMETIME all the time)
Cp3 for my childhood
Jay Will was so fun to watch, when they won the Championship in Miami I was so happy for him.
Exactly 🔥💪💯
...and Payton too. Also, #BringBackOurSonics.
J will & GP for sure
I like when Gary Payton said "I want to see you succeed" in reference to his competitors. That is a trait all great winners in life share.
except it was A LIE.... he can say that now... gary, on the court, was one of the PETTIEST competitors i remember from that era.... he only says it NOW because it makes him look good and it's water under the bridge anyway
well ... this is why we love sport
GP straight up tried to trip J-Will after getting fooled outside the 3 point line.
***wrote before I got to that point in this video. Sorry y’all
Look what happened gp and jwill got a 💍
Gary Payton says it like it really is. He tells the truth and eff you if you don't like it. We need more g.p.'s in the world.
He was a fun point guard to watch, who cares if he had a lot of TO’s. He made the game exciting.
“Who cares if he had a lot of turnovers”, said no competitor who wanted to win ever...
However I agree jwill is the pointGOD
@Aaron Daneils When he started off in Sacramento he had a lot of turnovers, but that was also the time he had a lot of showtime. It’s why he got traded. It seemed like when he started to play with Shaq he started to mature as a point guard. He will always be one of my favorite players for his creativity though.👍
Who cares if he had a lot of TO's? The betting man who lost 20 bucks in a game
Sacramento should’ve kept him. They never got the chip anyways
They got what they wanted. He diffinately did.
Man, White Chocolate was fun to watch. I love GP giving him credit for getting him on that crossover. Man, I'm missing 90s era b-ball.
The worst defensive era in NBA history.
@@awesomesaucejay481 What? They actually let people play defense in the 90s
@@jasonablah7702 No they didn't it was literally ISO basketball because of the Rules of the game. Don't come at me with a half bullshit answer. LOOK AT THE RULES OF THE GAME. DID YOU NOT WATCH MICHAEL JORDAN FOR THE ENTIRE DECADE PUT HIS BACK TO THE HOOP AND PLAY 1 ON 1 ISO BALL.... HMM WHY ? BECAUSE OF THE RULES OF THE GAME. Today you see zone basketball ? right.. why because ISO basketball is not a thing. The game today is much harder based on the rules than the 90's. now go educate yourself, get that basketball education you need. But, before then... don't make dumbass comments on the internet.
@@awesomesaucejay481 being a prick makes people not want to answer you just FYI.
@@awesomesaucejay481 I think the real problem is you're debating basketball. At the end of the day... it's still just basketball.
The Glove giving love to White Chocolate, that's game recognizing game.
Yeah they won a chip together in Miami with D Wade
R E S P E C T
I love this cannel. Your basketball knowledge and appreciation for the history and old-school ball is second to none. I understand that the game has changed.. but in my humble opinion, NOT for the better. The pure art of basketball has been lost, which is very unfortunate. When a point guard was a pass-first quarterback of the team.. when a shooting guard was a slasher and shot creator, not just a spot-up three-point shooter primarily. When a small forward was a slasher and also in most cases a shot creator and wing defender. When a power forward averaged 10-plus rebounds and was a post-up scorer. When a center was the anchor of the defense, and in many cases was where the offenses was ran thru. It was artistry at its finest. Now, point guards are score first three-point shooters primarily. In many cases, they aren't even the quarterbacks of the team anymore. All four positions (other than center) are three-point threats. I just don't want my 6 foot 9 inch forward leading the team in 3pt attempts. That is NOT basketball. I understand this younger generation finds the old school basketball of the 80s and 90s boring. But that was when positions did certain things that were required by that position. When a coach needed to actually be a good to great coach because they had to scheme plays that didnt require someone shooting a three at the end of it. Old school basketball (real basketball) was chess.. and today's game is checkers. yes, it is a higher scoring game today.. but that is because there are double the possessions because teams are shooting threes within seconds of the shot clock. Todays game is simply who hits more threes. In 1995, when the NBA was at its absolute most popular, teams took an average of 5.5 threes a game. Teams shoot 32 threes a game in todays game! That is absolutely atrocious! That is NOT basketball. That is a three-point competition!
He was fun yo watch. His teams did well. The NBA is a show and he produced a show every game.
Absolutely loved watching him play.
So glad he got dubbed white chocolate back in the day and not in today’s game lool
Today he would be considered too white for that nickname, but the nba was whiter as a whole back in the day so a white guy who didn’t act really white was considered white chocolate
I'm from Sacramento and I've met White Chocolate twice one time at petco on Douglas blvd and the other at a wallgreens in orangevale and both times I've talked to him and he was a legit nice person and was a baller . He had this one Mercedes Benz that was fire back than . I was floored when i saw it. Cool dude. The GOAT of handles for sure.
He was at one of my gigs like 20 years ago.
I was at Gold’s Gym in Sac and Jason was working out there during the day. It was a slow day. The few people who where’s working out all walk by and said hi and he was super nice, smiled and said hi back and even hung out with some super fans who wanted to talk to him. Seemed like a really down to earth guy.
People forget how exciting it was to turn on the TV and watch highlights of the games you didn't have access to. We were constantly looking for Vince Carter's dunk of the day and your daily Jason Williams highlight.
Back when ESPN was all we had!
Jason and Randy Moss at Dupont HS in Charleston WV was a FUN team to watch! There's a old Nike commercial that shows some footage from those days.
Gary Payton smiling at him after Jason ate his lunch says it all.
Although he was never an all star and although his stats are not the beefiest, he truly changed the modern game of basketball. That Sacramento Kings around 1999-2000 changed the NBA forever. It was infectious. I would legit watch random Sacramento Kings games just to watch this guy because he was so mesmerizing. If you told somebody today that you were randomly watching Sacramento Kings games, they would think you were on heavy drugs. But as fore-mentioned, though his stats weren’t the greatest, I truly believe that his IMPACT on the game was so immense that you cannot tell the story of the NBA without including White Chocolate, thus I think he should at least be considered for the HOF. A lot of true greatness get belittled by a stat line. Granted, stats are important, but IMPACT is a real thing, and to eventually become an NBA champion with his early adversary in Shaq is special. Just listen to how all of the greats talk about this man.
He was an all star
Bro he is super overrated. Changed the game? lol are you serious or just mocking him? Kings got better after trading him as in from a 1st rd playoff team to a championship team. Do you remember at least 2x a game dude would shoot bricks from curry range. Turnover machine and really bad at defense. Hall of fame nickname though . Top 10 in that
He was never an All-Star dummy.
@@92akucaballero97Lmao 97.... lots of dull minds born in 97 it seems. Reoccurring theme lol. J Will changed the NBA by making the Pistol Pete 70s style of street ball popular in the modern game, cause it was extremely entertaining to watch! Why is a pass from Magic or Bird flashy and awesome, cause they also dropped 40 that night? J Will was creative and constantly forcing players to shift position because at ANY GIVEN MOMENT he could whip a pass to a corner shooter or make 3 guys at the rim jump to block a shot he never even thought about taking before dumping a behind the back pass to a big NOBODY is in position to guard. Dudes flowers aren't from his numbers, they are for the style and energy he put into the game 💯 And the reason why he's still being talked about in 2024 😤
Pretty sure the Elbow pass was in an all-star game
The Glove just gave you the keys. You have to respect greatness. Don't be a hater, be an appreciator.
Pardon my race they're going through a self-hate stage right now
One of the most entertaining players of all time. Definitely a fan favorite, and arguably one of the best passers of all time regardless of how many turnovers he committed
Watching these clips brings back great memories. The NBA's greatest era. Great job!!!!
Absolutely a legend on the court and off the court. Every interview he says same thing or how he just wanted to have fun and make others better . That’s a teammate.
good/very good player with exceptional moves - not enough to be an all time great player but for the entertainment business that the NBA is, a MUST watch/know individual
👍 great explanation.
He got a ring, changed the way people play but not enough. I question who you think is great. Most people want a ring people call great, but he's only exceptional. Humph. Okay
@@ginovavienne7581 Who do I think is great? Magic, Isaiah Thomas, Stockton, Jason Kidd, Steve Nash, Oscar Robertson, Gary Payton, Iverson, Chris Paul and now Curry. I don't think you can put JWill's career anything up against any of these guys (short of the one ring he has that a few missed out on)...but are you telling me it was JWill's doing for that ring?
Exceptional players include: JWill, Penny Hardaway, Tim Hardaway, Mark Price, Westbrook, Marbury, maybe Cousy.
Exceptions is exactly that, EXCEPTIONAL! I don't think I'm shaming Jason Williams in any way.
@@mrdefinitely8769 Bob Cousey would get wrecked by an NAIA squad in 2021. He wouldn’t even be able to compete. I have a lot of respect for him because he was a pioneer, but he isn’t even close to as good as J Will or any other player you mentioned. I don’t even think he could dribble all that well with his left hand.
@@tonynoodle5123 i used 'maybe' deliberately. No doubt I could have mentioned 10 - 15 others well before him (if not more). He had a mechanics about him that I liked and was a heady player. He might have been able to figure things out.
I love how sports can unite people. We take things so personally sometimes, looking at others sideways with contempt, but even though we can’t always be jay dub, nor should we need to be, we can all appreciate and respect the positive things about each other.
Excellent, true statement.
Sadly, not for Jeremy Lin or Yao Ming. Ridiculed constantly with racism in game and out, esp by Black players. Nice try fool
I grew up watching the kings from the Mitch Richmond days in mid 90’s. I remember the great teams of the Kings from 99 to 2002, they were so fun to watch. In my opinion 2001-2002 Sacramento Kings are world champions
One of my all time favorite NBA players who, like Ricky Williams in NFL football, got sidetracked & stereotyped for being a chronic marijuana smoker. Dude went to HS with Randy Moss & was unapologetic when it came to admitting he was a pothead. Mad respect & life long dap in my book as far as Jason Williams goes. 👍🤘😷🤘✌
Jason Williams was one of my fav of all time. I remember when he dropped 50 in college against my team .Kentucky Wildcats
He was just one of the guys that made basketball special. May not be respected by the whole world, but the level of respect from his peers say all that needs to be said about him.
Still got to respect how humble he is about everything he said I just wanted to win that's a teammate right there
Great athleticism, Great basketball IQ but the man had Jedi-level handles and court vision!!!
The great, the humble, Jason Williams!!!
I always had love for white chocolate.. In my opinion , one of the few nba players, who just literally got chosen by the basketball gods
That's not really true though. He said in high school he had a key to the gym and was in there everyday.
Being a CW fan I watched a lot of Kings games and JW was unreal. Props for showing him some love
Asa high school point guard Jason Williams tought me so much about how to be creative flashy and just having fun. I would not have started on varsity without learning how to play from him
I played on the school's basketball team my 5th grade year + I enjoyed it 4 sure
I was just thinking about seeing his highschool highlights with Randy Moss on sports center way back when. .... Must have been a blast to have actually been at those games
Should have paid more attention in English class pal
@@JuicyyM why cuz i made abbreviations
@@JuicyyM it's totally fine to abbreviate at times including you tube
Thanks fella. It was awestruck ton listed to the show. Best regards from Tota Lake Colombia
One of my all time favourite players!!! His vision and ability to make any pass was second to none and his crossover was better IMO than any other player in the game
NBA's golden age. Miss it
GOD BLESS Y'all
Jason Williams was a joy to watch along with Gary Payton. Mr. Payton first class individual.
I was watching the NBA back then when he started with Sacramento. He was definitely fun to watch. As one play by play commentator said after a really exciting game, Jason Williams is like a rabbit in the briar patch.
He was a Exciting player to watch and gave that basketball work to the best of em. Turnovers happen when you handle the ball a lot as a Point Guard. salute too Jason Williams aka #Whitechocolate
I love some 90's ball! rad video! Jay Will rocks!
Back in the day no one from my Godfather's office would take the front row Spurs tickets to the Kings so we would as kids. J Williams was awesome to watch! We were notorious for heckling Webber and he would come over and have tons of fun with us pre and post game. Truly a great NBA player and what the league is missing today!
That Kings team would kill nowadays.
- Thanks for another quality upload 👍. .... ✌️
Huge fan!!! So underated & underappreciated. He LOVED the game.
Thank you all gentlemen great commentary great show.
Jason was pretty exciting to watch back then. I was a Kings fan so I watched a lot of games. I don't remember seeing the game he made GP basically stand still lol .It was cool to see him give Jason a big smile though.
That pass at 3:00 where he throws it like a wizard casting a spell is my all time favorite pass from anyone. Dude was on another level
West Virginia’s finest must of been really dope watching him and Randy Moss play high school ball together
i did do + will somewhat like randy moss
I’m from West Virginia and he Randy Moss and Bimbo Coles were great talents to watch play. Jerry West (Zeke from cabin creek) was also a native from just over the hill near Bell and Rand WV. I remember when Sedale Threartt went to WV Tech and played with my older brother during pick up games (pre Laker).
@@danajones731 that’s awesome
So much talent from WV I never new about
@@danajones731 jerry west literally always has + will be the #7 overall best basketball player ever
@@danajones731 I'm from Parkersburg and they made us want to come down to the Charleston area and watch them
One of the most exciting players in NBA history
White Iverson when he started balling he was young.
soo so soo UNDERRATED..... white chocolate was extremely exciting to watch.... BEAST
Jason = magic
Gary Payton was a killer competitor, so to see the amazement and respect on his face in that moment when JWill faked him was awesome. I saw that game, and it made me appreciate GP even more.
Growing up 30 min from him and Randy I can truly say it was special playing against them both and watching them put on a show. Both could’ve been been great at any sport . It’s amazing how much talent they had and believe when I say they could’ve played any sport
Florida in the house!!! He is all they OG Fla boy in his thoughts, words and speaking!
🤟🏾🤟🏻💪🏾
I don't know but last I checked he was WV boy 😉
@@JohnnyLightningV10 I don't know he may be from West Virginia but he's got Pure Florida swag. That's where he came of age. Sorry for their luck. I see him wearing a Florida Gator shirt...
@@josephharden5592 he is home grown WV boy along with Randy Moss. Randy Moss and Jason played on same high school basketball team. He went to University of Florida after his short stay at Marshall. Both are great dudes have met them in my past.
I thought you made this video oncce!? Still the only NBA worth watching!! Thank you Sean
When that video tape pops in I knownim about to enjoy the next 10 mins or so. KEEP THAT VIDEO TAPE IN THE INTRO, LET EM KNOW LMAO 🤣
The clip with Gary Payton is a summary of JWill. Payton doesn't give respect easily, and he's always respected and praised Jason Williams. One of the most fun-to-watch and effective guys in NBA history.
Gary P’s reaction to J-Will was timeless. It shows that Patton loves the game and that earns him mad respect. Also, White Chocolate was FINE.
He's underrated tbh.. Top 3 best handles of all time
@george k straight handles big fella. Nobody is saying he’s HOF material. But he is 100% underrated as far as handles. Kyrie is amateur to white chocolates no look passes. Straight facts
Easily
Iverson.
Williams.
Who else
@@matthewequalizer2190 Crawford is definitely on that list somewhere
@@raar650 HA i know u young
I can't wait for your upcoming Kevin McHale video!
Joel Mchale also
Electric to watch. Made my jaw drop. Fun player.
I became a instant fan once I seen the elbow pass for the 1st time
As long as we got this channel White Chocolate will not be underrated
J will is one 🕜 f my favorites point guards. Those years were the last time I played basketball on a daily basis as a teenager
He had no fear of taking it to the paint when necessary. 🤣
Dude was a magician. period
Dude has 0 all stars to show for it period
JW was like a magician with the ball. You think it went to one player, only to find that you missed a slam dunk. You'd have to see the replay to figure out what happened.
And even after watching the replay, often you still weren't sure how he did his trick.
Legend.
As a Grizzlies fan he’ll forever be a Grizzly.
He was ahead of his time, his play style would fit todays nba.. when the game was on the line most coach would bench him coz he was one of the 1st players who would pull up from 3 in a 2-3 in 1 transition..
Finally you are back to making good videos and not ridiculous titles!
Loved the Kings with Webber and J Will great uptempo spectacular basketball.
they didn't get past round 2 til they traded williams 4 bibby
wiilliams + bibby were average players
@@youtuber3328 nah. Bibby was probably the best clutch shooter & offensive player on Kings . C Webb & Peja often deferred to Mike in clutch time.
@@Amick44 i see ur point + or points but they didn't face legends like oscar robertson kareem abdul-jabbar wilt chamberlain + bill russell
@@youtuber3328 I never mentioned the results of the Kings team but that it was pleasant for the eye. The great plays of white chocolate put a smile on your face. Dunks and alley oops are fantastic but that awesome out of this world playmaking is the cherry on the cake.
Pure skill, hard work
Crazy good was Jdub in HS bro. I played against him and Randy Moss when both were at Du Pont HS. It is a small country town and it produced JW, Randy and former Chicago Bears DB Bobby Howard. Anyways, they would stomp us every year. Jason was also a gym rat. Literally the last one to leave and was always practicing crazy passes. Everyone would come out to watch them play like it was a college game.
Williams breaking ankles and lobby up oops on the break that Moss would catch on the block and posterize everyone. Then I got to watch them both play at Marshall U. Jason only stayed for a year and then left with Billy Donovan to Florida. I have old videotapes here I might upload. Jason was a good QB as well.
JWill an Pistol Pete are both in my top 5 favorite players eva!
Williams is probably the only player beside Kobe to influence me as an athlete outside of soccer. Seeing creativity like this outside of soccer growing up watching Brazilian soccer was badass. Made me want to figure ways to pass the ball
Football.
My favorite player to watch play. Basketball creative genius!!
Jason Williams, in my opinion easily had one of the greatest nicknames in all sports, not just basketball but sports in general. It’s an ABSOLUTE travesty he never made an all-star team! Until Nikola Jokkić came along, he was the last great passer. I will always have admiration for him because of the magic he performed on the court.
I loved watching JWill! I'm glad he is finally getting his flowers.
My all time favourite player.
White chocolate is a legend man. Dude was so fun to watch and you just couldn't look away when he was on the court
If you seen him live in person you'll understand how white chocolate was just different. Passing skills was incredible
He is the Doctor Drew white version back then. Seeing these guys reminds me of the NBA era where NBA was actually an NBA basketball.
Just the line up of the players on the panel there is legendary
White chocolate was 🔥 it was great being a Kings fan in Sacramento in the early 2000’s!
Dat Shaq shoutout is so on the line. Pure props.
Love your videos.
Gary Payton giving up on him on that one play says a lot.
Jay was so exciting to watch!!!!
David Sean is the man!!
Great stuff basketball time machine ........the glove baby .....j will baby .......
More exciting to watch run a break than magic as far as I'm concerned. Never knew what he would do. And he us from my home state so gotta love him and randy moss.
You must have never seen magic!!!
Always thought magic was operated. I was more of a Celtics fan
Over rated
Great video brother love your videos.
They grew up together and you could put Jason Williams and Randy Moss in a dark room, have them speak and you wouldn't be able to tell who it is
A diehard Laker fan (born in L.A. in the 60's) after growing up on Pistol Pete Maravich then living in L.A. during the 80's, 90's & 2000's starting with watching Magic, Bird, Isiah Thomas, Mark Jackson, John Stockton, Jason Kidd, (Gary Payton, Mark Price, then Nick the Quick Van Exel, etc., thru to Steve Nash) then the first time I saw White Chocolate J-Will Jason Wms., I was struck and stunned, he did things none of those before him had done, he actually put goose bumps and shivers all over me even more than Magic did (and I watched essentially every game Magic played and had hundreds of VHS taped games lol), sure, Magic, Bird, Cousy, Pistol Pete, etc., did some spectacular 'trick/unique' passes but J-Will had even more PLUS he had quickness even more than those guys did. J-Will really did make you want to and have to pay closer attention and WOWED the crowd at a higher level. IMHO I almost committed sacrilege and almost moved to Sacto (couldn't help but be a fan).
Sean we need one on “Spree” Latrell sprewell.
I'd like one on Allan Houston.
Narrated by PJ Carlesimo
@@steveguse4481 that would be awesome. I’m “choking” back tears, just thinking about it.
He matured and got better with age. Great player
He brought And 1 mixtapes to the league. He kept you in the edge of your seat when he had the ball.
I feel like he was the last generation of great passers. You just don’t see it much in today’s game
J-Will was too damn fun to watch, and when he controlled himself he was as solid a PG you could ask for.
He could won more rings if he was only serious as MJ. He finally did while in Miami.
Being from L.A, the few years JW was with Sacramento, the Laker vs kings home games was a must get ticket. Bro could definitely Dish the Rock.
Kids these days don't know ISH about J Will!! One of my favorites 🥂🌹
He was a fantastic watch .....the most unselfish of players .
That behind the back elbow pass is pretty slick.