By Hardwood Heroics,Jordan Samar

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“I don’t think you need a bunch of veterans to be successful. I think they’re definitely useful. But I learned how to be a professional before I even signed paperwork to be on the Thunder,” Williams explained.

“You go in there, and every single basketball on the ball rack is facing the exact same way; we tuck our shirts in for practice; we’re not wearing jewelry for practice. That stuff was ingrained in me since I’ve been in the organization. So we haven’t had to have vets teach us how to do things. We matured faster, because that’s the environment that we’ve been in,” he added.