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Message: [QUOTE="Niastri, post: 4511070, member: 722"] Benny Williams had a move that could be unguardable at 9:40 in the second half. It was an important basket that pushed the lead to five immediately after Mintz's cherry picking dunk changed the momentum. Williams received the ball closely guarded by McGlockton with his back to the basket on the right side at the edge of the paint. He made a quick turn, ball faked to his right, then took a single dribble left, with a [B]big[/B] step. After that, he was so open the closely guarded defender at the start of the play could barely contest the open shot. I can't figure out if it was the fake that was good or if he just had so much length and quickness on the dribble step that the guy couldn't make up the space created. He was guarded by 6'7" McGlockton, so it was against a peer in size. This is part of the potential everybody saw that made him a highly ranked recruit. About 7:48 in this video: [MEDIA=youtube]tkVjSdQRbnQ[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]