ZION WILLIAMSON THE NEXT NBA STAR
zion williamson is
college basketball player for the Duke Blue Devils of the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). Listed at 6 ft 7 in (2.01 m) and 285 pounds (129 kg), he plays the small forward and power forwardpositions.According to espn zillion williamson will be in nba draft2019. 
williamson averaging 21.6 per game he has the highest block in duke 1.8 per game.Zillion william son has the highest vertical in nba combine 40 inches only few nba players do that there is a new right now about zillion williamson On January 20, 2018, in a live telecast on ESPN, Williamson committed to Duke, with his other top choices being Clemson, Kansas, Kentucky, North Carolina, and South Carolina. He explained the decision, "Duke stood out because the brotherhood represents a family. (Mike Krzyzewski) is just the most legendary coach that ever coached college basketball. I feel like going to Duke University, I can learn a lot from him."[ Duke, who had landed R. J. Barrett and Cam Reddish in addition to Williamson, became the first team to land the top three recruits in a class since modern recruiting rankings began. His stepfather Lee Anderson remarked that Clemson lost a "mile-and-a-half lead" in recruiting Williamson.But the shocking news zillion williamson was injured Zion Williamson's injury has opened the door to a pair of important discourses. First: Should amateur athletes be more fairly compensated given how much money they bring into a university and the enormous financial risk they're taking as they step onto the floor? Second: What are those? As in, what exactly were the shoes Williamson busted through on Wednesday night.Williamson's shoes -- a pair of Nike PG 2.5 -- have received an ungodly amount of attention after his widely viewed fall, and people have been curious about what he was wearing, and whether or not those are his normal sneakers.
The answer, quite simply, is that Williamson hasn't had a "regular" pair of shoes he's favored throughout the season. He's been going through a pretty heavy rotation that include various Nike signature shoes, and Wednesday was not the first time he wore the PG 2.5.
One other thing: Williamson plays an incredibly energetic brand of basketball, so him making a pair of shoes explode isn't quite the same thing as a pair just coming apart at the Y. Williamson is no stranger to low-tops, and this was likely just an unusual accident.
Here's a look at which shoes Williamson has worn throughout the season.
Late November -- Kyrie 5
Against Indiana, Williamson moved onto the Kyrie 5, the next Irving signature. Williamson has worn these several times this season, including in Duke's game against Gonzaga. These shoes don't present much difference in terms of "tech," although there does seem to be a bit more ankle support between the heel and the tongue.
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