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NBA D-League's Latavious Williams Drafted 48th Overall By Miami Heat, Traded To Thunder

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by Scott Schroeder Jun 24, 2010, 11:35p

Latavious Williams, the first ever high school player ever to be drafted from high school into the NBA Development League, took that record one step further Thursday night when the Miami Heat...

NBA Draft 2010: Second Round Possibilities You Don't Know Enough About

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by Scott Schroeder Jun 24, 2010, 7:37p

Ryan Richards, Latavious Williams, Tyren Johnson, Jeremy Wise, Odinma Odiakosa profiles for the 2010 NBA Draft.

NBA Pre-Draft Workouts (June 16th): Who Is Your Favorite Player Working Out Today?

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by Scott Schroeder Jun 16, 2010, 3:44a

With the NBA Draft just barely a week away, I figured today might be a good time to begin a new feature - who's your favorite?

2010 NBA Draft Workouts - Now Featuring Top Players

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by Scott Schroeder Jun 14, 2010, 1:15p

2010 NBA Draft Workouts - Now Featuring Top PlayersI know, I know - I had originally promised Monday Morning Mock Drafts, but with the SB Nation comprehensive mock coming soon I figured I'd do my...

Latavious Williams, D-Leaguer & NBA Draft Prospect, Loves Rebounding

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by Scott Schroeder Jun 1, 2010, 8:44p

Latavious Williams, the first NBA Draft prospect to go straight from high school to the D-League, participated in a pre-draft workout for the Toronto Raptors today.Fortunately, since the Toronto...

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Chad Ford Heard Good Things About D-Leaguer Latavious Williams I've talked to a number of NBA...

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posted by Scott Schroeder on May 29, 2025
Chad Ford Heard Good Things About D-Leaguer Latavious Williams I've talked to a number of NBA people who were at the workouts and the response hasn't been really hot or cold on anyone. But here are a few tidbits of interest. D-Leaguer Latavious Williams may have made the biggest impression. Williams skipped college and went straight to the NBDL last year. His numbers weren't awesome, but the scouts who saw him play there thought he had a chance at making the NBA. Williams wasn't invited to Chicago for the draft combine, so this was his first chance to really show he belonged. The results, while not overwhelming, helped him. "He's a good athlete and I thought he really went out there and competed," one GM said. "I think he's got a bit of a chip on his shoulder. He's got to be in the mix. Another year or two of development and he could be a player." These GM's could have learned all of this by reading Ridiculous Upside throughout the season, but whatevz.

NBA D-League's Latavious Williams Among Tuesday's Group of Players to Workout in Minneapolis

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by Scott Schroeder May 25, 2010, 10:30a

Instead I've decided to extrapolate a bit on today's lesser-known prospects because, ultimately, that's what I'm here to do. And kick ass. And chew bubble gum. But mostly to talk about players with...

Latavious Williams' NBA Draft Stock Rising... At Least It Should Be

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by Scott Schroeder Mar 27, 2010, 10:00a

Latavious Williams' box score is pretty good for a 21-year-old with hopes of being selected in this Summer's NBA Draft:In 30:53 off of the bench, Williams scored 19 points on 9-of-13 shooting and...

Q&A with Tulsa 66ers Latavious Williams

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by kgh23 Feb 10, 2010, 11:14p

With the D-League All-Star break now upon us, it seemed to be the right time to sit down and talk to Tulsa's Latavious Williams about his first season in the D-League so far. Williams topped off...

Latavious Williams' Scouting Report via Draft Express

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by Scott Schroeder Feb 5, 2010, 1:00p

Latavious Williams is a player I've been watching quite a bit as of late because as the first player to make the jump straight from high school to the D-League, his story will could make, or break,...

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