Gerald Henderson Summer League Stats

[Its The Milk]

Sigh. I frequent this post searching for some insight that may have slipped my gaze about Gerald Henderson and all I see is you guys arguing. Why must it be this way?

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[X-Clown]

It's the NBA Dumbass all anybody cares about is points thats why LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, Dwight Howard, and Dwayne Wade are all loved by the fans. THEY SCORE POINTS. Which is more than I can say for duke players. All they do is ride the pine. Unless your Carlos Boozer who I particulary like because of his style of play.

Wow. I mean, really....wow.

[Britneck]

Wow. I mean, really....wow.

And this kid say's he is a sports journalist.

[MadHatter]

Maybe you should go back to college if you did not drop out.

Maybe in a few years you will know how to spell.

It sucks that this site doesn't have grammar check doesn't it?

Maybe you can learn to use a comma in a sentence?

If you are studying to be a journalist, you should seriously consider a change in major.

Your writing skills, use of punctuation , use of grammer, etc... leave ALOT to be desired.

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

Maybe you can learn to use a comma in a sentence?

If you are studying to be a journalist, you should seriously consider a change in major.

Your writing skills, use of punctuation , use of grammer, etc... leave ALOT to be desired.

ALOT is two words dumbass (a lot)

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

And this kid say's he is a sports journalist.

Wow. I mean, really....wow.

I will reply to these comments with the same post that I replyed to Pantherfan49 with.

You obviously struggle with life. You try to insult me with knowledge yet you have none. You try to insult me with witt yet you have none. Now you try to insult me on a message board using my posts as your excuse. Take notice of this and don't forget it, I will not give you the time of day when it comes to journalism. I do not feel the need to execute a professionally written column on a message board to make my point heard. You know everybody is entitled to their own opinion but it's just that yours is wrong, and remember this Coach K and his players are not and never will be in the same league as Coach Smith's and his players, and Coach Williams and his players.

[X-Clown]

I will reply to these comments with the same post that I replyed to Pantherfan49 with.

You obviously struggle with life. You try to insult me with knowledge yet you have none. You try to insult me with witt yet you have none. Now you try to insult me on a message board using my posts as your excuse. Take notice of this and don't forget it, I will not give you the time of day when it comes to journalism. I do not feel the need to execute a professionally written column on a message board to make my point heard. You know everybody is entitled to their own opinion but it's just that yours is wrong, and remember this Coach K and his players are not and never will be in the same league as Coach Smith's and his players, and Coach Williams and his players.

It has nothing to do with grammar at all, it has to do with your clear lack of understanding of the NBA game exhibited in your last two posts. I'm not even a Duke fan, so the last part of your poor attempt at a response does not even apply. But please do not try to pass your opinion of the NBA game as gospel, as you'd be better served to start watching and trying to understand the game rather than firing up NBA Live and beating your chest about your favorite college team.

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

It has nothing to do with grammar at all, it has to do with your clear lack of understanding of the NBA game exhibited in your last two posts. I'm not even a Duke fan, so the last part of your poor attempt at a response does not even apply. But please do not try to pass your opinion of the NBA game as gospel, as you'd be better served to start watching and trying to understand the game rather than firing up NBA Live and beating your chest about your favorite college team.

I am not arguing anymore because the whole topic is pointless, and I do believe we can all agree that all four coaches (Mike Krzyzewski, Dean Smith, Roy Williams, and Larry Brown) are impressive coaches.

As far as the NBA goes, I honestly do not even consider the NBA a sport anymore. David Stern has turned this whole bussiness into a large corporate organization that is only out there for one reason: money. An interesting fact is that most of the top teams in the NBA are the one's that have really high GSP ratings (Gross State Product, in other words how much money a state spends). I have made a list of where each NBA Playoff team from last year ranks in the GSP below my post. The NBA is a bussiness not a sports league. Have you noticed how the NBA is ran compared to the NFL, NHL, and MLB. The NFL and MLB have conducted and still are conducting a frequent amount of drug tests as where David Stern is conducting a dress code. The NFL is harsher on their own players than the Law is. The MLB will suspend two of their biggest money makers in A-Rod, and Manny to make a statement that steroids should not, and will not be tolerated in baseball. The NHL is one of, if not the best ran sports league out of the four I mentioned, but will never compare to any of the other leagues due to its lack of minority in the sport.

As for David Stern, I have a lot of problems with the way he runs the NBA. There is no other league that does a worse job with their players and the improvement of their game. Instead of creating a dress code for his players, he should have created a playing code. I really wish I could watch one NBA game during the regular season and not feel like every player on the court wasn't trying until the final six minutes. The playoffs are good and the NBA will always do well in urban areas do to it's black to white ratio, but if Stern wants to take basketball to a whole new level he should worry more about his players attitudes and less attention to their popularity.

GSP Rankings (The number to the left is the national ranking)

1. California- Los Angles Lakers

2. Texas- San Antonio Spurs/ Dallas Mavericks/ Houston Rockets

4. Florida- Miami Heat/ Orlando Magic

5. Illinois- Chicago Bulls

6. Pennsylvania- Philadelphia 76ers

8. Ohio- Cleveland Cavaliers

10. Georgia- Atlanta Hawks

12. Michigan- Detroit Pistons

13. Massachusetts- Boston Celtics

20. Colorado- Denver Nuggets

24. Louisiana- New Orleans Hornets

26. Oregon- Portland Trail Blazers

33. Utah- Utah Jazz

Note: Only two of the sixteen teams are not in states ranked in the top twenty-five of money spent.

[X-Clown]

If you hate the NBA, then why post in this forum so much??

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

If you hate the NBA, then why post in this forum so much??

Because the forum says Charlotte Bobcats. The Charlotte Bobcats are a team that I just happen to like. The NBA not so much.

[MadHatter]

ALOT is two words dumbass (a lot)

I am not the one claiming to be a journalism major. I fat-fingered the spelling of "a lot". You consistently did not use commas where they were needed.

Mine was an error....your issue was from lack of knowledge.

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

I am not the one claiming to be a journalism major. I fat-fingered the spelling of "a lot". You consistently did not use commas where they were needed.

Mine was an error....your issue was from lack of knowledge.

I don't give a damn, so shut up.

[koolkatluke]

First of lets compare how many years they have been a head coach. Roy Williams has been coaching for 21 years. Coach K has been coaching for 33 years which is 12 more years than Williams yet Coach K only has 239 more wins than Williams. Williams can reach 833 wins easily in 13 years. All Roy would have to do is average 24 wins a year. He currently averages 29 wins year.

Here are some things you might want to consider when talking down Roy Williams

AS A HEAD COACH

1. Roy Williams is third all-time in Winning Percentage.

2. Williams has appeared in 7 final fours (fourth-alltime).

3. Williams has one at least on game in the NCAA Tourney for 20 straight years (all-time record).

4. Williams has led his team to the NCAA Tourney for 20 straight seasons (second-all time).

5. Williams holds the active record for most consecutive NCAA Tourney appearances.

6. Williams is the winningest active coach by percentage among coaches with at least 10 years experience.

7. Williams is a member of the Basketball HOF.

8. Williams is a 2 time AP Coach of the Year Award winner.

9. Williams has won the Naismith College Coach of the year award.

10. Williams is a 2 time Henry Iba Award winner.

11. Williams has won the John R. Wooden Legends of Coaching Award.

12. Williams has won 2 NCAA National Championships.

13. Williams has won 2 ACC Championships.

14. Williams has won 4 ACC Regular Season Championships.

15. Williams has won 3 Big 12 Tournament Championships.

16. Williams has won 4 Big 12 Regular Season Championships.

17. Williams has won 1 Big Eight Tournament Championship.

18. Williams has won 5 Big Eight Regular Season Championships.

19. Williams recruited the arguably the best basketball player ever MJ.

20. Williams was named by Forbes List as America's Best College Basketball Coach.

21. Williams won more games in the first 15 seasons of his coaching career than anyone else in NCAA history.

22. Williams is the 12th coach to lead two schools to the Final Four and the third (with Larry Brown and Frank McGuire) to direct two schools to the championship game.

23. Williams is third all-time in NCAA Tournament wins with 49 and has an NCAA postseason win percentage of .731, fourth-best among active coaches. Eight of his teams have been seeded No. 1 in a region in NCAA play.

24. Williams has coached a team to 30 or more wins eight times, which is the second-most in NCAA history. He has won 20 or more games 18 times in 20 years (winning 19 in his first seasons at Kansas and North Carolina), including 14 straight seasons at Kansas, a streak that equaled the third longest in NCAA history.

25. He was the third-fastest coach in history to reach 300 wins and fourth fastest to 400. He reached 500 wins in his 19th season, faster than any other Division I coach.

26. He has won more games than any coach after 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18 seasons as a head coach. He is the second-winningest Jayhawk coach in history behind Smith's college coach, Phog Allen.

27. Williams earned National Coach of the Year honors three times at Kansas, in 1990 (Henry Iba Award), 1992 (Associated Press) and 1997 (Naismith COY) and was Big Eight/Big 12 Coach of the Year seven times (1990, 1992, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2002 and 2003). The New York Athletic Club presented him with its National Coach of the Year award in 2005. He received the John R. Wooden Legends of Coaching Award in 2003 from the Los Angeles Athletic Club. Williams won the National Coach of the Year Award in 2006 while coaching North Carolina.

28. Williams helped coach Team USA to a bronze medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece with fellow North Carolina alumnus (and former Kansas coach) Larry Brown.

29. Williams captured his 100th overall victory since coaching in the ACC on March 4, 2007. Williams is the second-fastest ACC coach to reach 100 victories.

30. TAKE NOTICE: Any breakable record that coach k has over Roy Williams will be broken because Roy Williams will have 12 more years to catch up after coach k retires.

Is this good enough for you???

I see another walmart fan. Always spiting out these numbers but never says that he got most of these numbers in a sub par conference like the big 12. While K had too battle with Dean, Gary W, Odoms, Rick barnes, Syndeck, and Bobby Cremins. Who was Roy's top competition in the big 12 do you even know? Every year he may had 1 or 2 teams that could challenge him in the big 12 while K had 5 or 6 good teams in the acc. You are a dumbass stop typing.

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

I see another walmart fan. Always spiting out these numbers but never says that he got most of these numbers in a sub par conference like the big 12. While K had too battle with Dean, Gary W, Odoms, Rick barnes, Syndeck, and Bobby Cremins. Who was Roy's top competition in the big 12 do you even know? Every year he may had 1 or 2 teams that could challenge him in the big 12 while K had 5 or 6 good teams in the acc. You are a dumbass stop typing.

K has been in the same conference for all but four years so that is a lousy point you brought to the table. The only good coaches were Gary Williams, Dean Smith, and Bobby Cremins. Herb Sendek was a mediocre coach that never got over the hump with State. Rick Barnes only coached at Clemson for four years at Clemson (Roy faced Barnes at Texas) Dave Odom's was not a good coach, seven of his twelve season's at Wake Forest he finished below .500. Roy Williams coached against coaches like Norm Stewart, Danny Nee, Lon Kruger, Ricardo Patton, Tim Floyd, Larry Eustachy, Bobby Knight, Gerald Myers, Rick Barnes, Tom Penders, Eddie Sutton, Kelvin Sampson, and Billy Tubbs.

Also while Roy was coaching in the Big 12 he was not the only coach to have success. Kansas State reached the Sweet Sixteen. Iowa State reached the sweet sixteen. Texas Tech reached the sweet sixteen. Nebraska had a strong team while Roy was coaching. Texas A&M had a strong team. Baylor was a decent team. Texas reached the Final Four once, the Sweet Sixteen twice, and the Elite 8 once. Missouri reached the Elite 8 twice, and the Sweet Sixteen six times. Oklahoma State reached the Final Four. Oklahoma reached the NCCA Championship game once, the Final Four twice, the Elite 8 four times, and the Sweet Sixteen seven times.