The forgotten man
Posted Nov 12, 2017
The day of the exhibition, he can’t sleep. Kenny Williams usually takes a nap on game days, but the jitters take over. They bleed into the game too, leading to five misses on six attempts. He doesn’t care. He’s finally back where he belonged. “It was a pretty big deal for me,” Williams says after the game. “I’ve been looking forward to this for a while.”
(Argyle Report)
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