Marvin Williams May Be N.B.A.'s First Pick

Posted Jun 10, 2005

It appears that Marvin Williams Jr., who never started for his college team, who averaged playing only a little more than half a game, who was, in fact, no better than the fifth-highest scorer on that team, with an unremarkable 11-point average, will be selected first or second over all in the N.B.A. draft. (New York Times)

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