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November 20

New York Post

"Finding the positives in the Nets' franchise-worst 0-12 start is akin to leaving a train wreck excited because you saved the conductor's hat. But there are some upbeat items (stop laughing). One of the aims of the season was developing young talent. Well, among the young talent not injured is rookie Terrence Williams, who in Milwaukee Wednesday became the first Nets rookie to have four double-doubles through 12 games since Keith Van Horn (1997-98). Consider that Kenyon Martin needed 33 games to do it. OK, Derrick Coleman needed 11 games. No other rookie this season has more than one. Still, Williams showed more than just numbers. In the second quarter, he scored 16 points -- including a ..."

Nets take Louisville's Williams

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June 26

Bergen Record

"Terrence Williams' sprained ankle and rumored guarantee didn't scare off the Nets. They used the No. 11 pick in Thursday's NBA Draft on the versatile Louisville swingman, who perhaps more than anything brings a defensive mind-set to a team that believes defense is optional. "I can come in right away and help on the defensive end and be an off guard who can help bring the ball up the court with [Devin] Harris, get rebounds, and I love to pass," Williams said after his only workout with the Nets. The Nets wanted to bring in Williams for a second workout Tuesday, but he canceled after suffering an alleged ankle injury in Charlotte the day before. Speculation was that the Bobcats had given ..."

Nets take Louisville's Terrence Williams with 11th pick in NBA Draft

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June 25

New York Daily News

"The Nets selected Terrence Williams of Louiville with the 11th pick in the 2009 NBA Draft. After the trade of Vince Carter, Williams could compete for the starting shooting guard spot, as well as supply some much-needed help at small forward. He also possesses the ball-handling skills to play point guard, a position the Nets are looking to add depth to. With the Nets likely to trim their roster size due to economics, Williams' versatility could make him extremely valuable. His desire and skill on the defensive end could also make him a Lawrence Frank favorite. Williams was invited to work out for the Nets twice but turned down the second offer, saying he had a sprained ankle. Still, when ..."