JWill is straight up phenomenal. I was 24 years old, moved up to Sacramento from LA and I wound up being a Kings fan for life but it hasn’t worked out for me😢
@@snuglife4595 I know you made this comment about 2 weeks ago but look at your Kings man! They've been playing pretty good so far this season and are on course to be a playoff team this season, haven't heard the word playoffs and Sacramento in a while🤷♂😂
No s***! I would have hit myself in the nuts 20 times before I got those moves down. And even then I would have tripped over the f***ing ball. Ha ha Those guys are amazing. But I'd take their golf money. 😎
I played AAU with Jason in Charleston WV in 94. We had a great time, and he would make us look silly in practice. I will say though, that I made that team because of him. He liked my game, and told the coach I needed to be on the team. It was great experience, and it always makes me happy to see him play and do interviews. I never saw him at the pool or mall without a ball or two in his hands. He practiced hundreds of passes everyday. His skill was the result of hard work.
To grow up in the era to have seen J Williams, Iverson, Marbury, Rod Strickland, Damon Stoudamire, Tim Hardaway, Penny Hardaway, Baron Davis....even going farther back Mark Price, Stockton, Isiah Thomas, etc.....was so much fun. The way those PGs would dribble and set people up was just so much fun to watch. The game was visually different back then, and I'm so glad I was able to witness that era.
@@ianp.7536 Yup, he was always overlooked because of his body-type and the fact that he wasn't super fast and didn't really play above the rim, but he had great handles. That goes to show you how great that era was. Kenny Anderson, Terell Brandon, Mike Bibby, Steve Francis, Dana Barros, the list goes on and on. Many of these were true pass-first PGs who set up all their teammates. Made the game more esthetically pleasing than it is today.
I love how J. Will was the only player so far that actually REALLY respected the professors moveset. Like he actually was like "absolutely that can be used in a game" versus Lilliard and Harden seemed pretty judgemental about these moves and said they wouldnt work. J.Will and Professor obviously cut from the same cloth. Respect.
They had a "cup half empty" attitude towards the professor. Maybe because they're still playing and laser focused on repetition of the craft they've already fully developed.
Was grinning so hard the entire video. Both proff and jay or so humble and feed off each other so well. When they started getting into the moves to see their brains working and getting energetic was amazing to see. Ball transcends outside the sport.
J will: "i practised that move for then thousand times, but got like 2 of them successful" "that deep three percentage was low, but not gonna lie it was fun doing it" professor:" you're one of the best ball handlers in the NBA" J will:" i appreciate that" from his words we can see the humbleness of this man, it's hard to see people being extremely good at something while being sooo humble at the same time. Big respect to J will o7
Two guys that brought finesse to the game we love, on another level. Two guys that earned their respect and stripes on different stages of basketball. And two guys that still doing it, still loving it, and respecting one another like brothers from another handle! Had the same smile too 100%. It's like two idols met each others idol and we couldn't help but relate with the enthusiasm! WE FREAKING LOVE THIS GAME!
Look for the Orlando Pro-Am games from a few years ago. J-Will does a behind the back bounce layup as he runs through the key and under the rim. Smooth as White Chocolate.
Dude, 12 years in the league is no joke. Jason Williams brought a different aspect to the game that obviously worked and was respected, and so fun to watch! So stoked on this one, mad props and respect to the Professor for continuing to take what he does to the next level!
I wonder how he feels about his Kings in that debacle against the Lakers 2002 even though he wasn't on that squad? Looks like he was smart with whatever his career earnings were.
Makes my heart sing watching these two. When J Will got to the basket and casually bounced it in off the floor I couldn't help but smile. Man is dripping in flair.
Jason is encouraging and appreciative of the Professor's skills without patronising him, cool guy. Also you can see Jason's NBA athleticism and speed is still pretty much intact, great video guys.
NBA guys don't lose it... I played against an old NBA player at the Final Four Fan Fest... I made him throw a bad pass the first play.... He immediately flipped the switch and Sonic the Hedgehog turbo dribble past me.... He moved so fast I thought I was playing vs 3 people
Jason Williams and the Professor are 2 class Acts! Definitely two of the best streetballers of all time! And Jason was the thing of beauty in the NBA! 🙏🔥⚖️😄
JWill will always be under rated and under appreciated in my POV. As a Kings fan that man was so inspiring, he played with NO FEAR. Created his own style and was a trendsetter. Gotta give White Chocolate his flowers.
He's just flashy. As he admitedly said, he can't shoot. He gets a lot of highlights because of the way he executed those passes but he was never really that great of a passer in terms of assist average, assist to tov ratio (he turns the ball over a lot), or assist rate. Mike Bibby, even though his assist total was lower, was better than him in every category except flashiness.
He's properly rated, I don't know why you say that. It's a good thing he got to play pro basketball, because honestly, he sounds really dumb. Short bus style.
@@pourbaby9409 I don't know how did you misunderstood the comment. When someone says you can't shoot, it does not mean you literally can't. Everybody can throw the rock, so everybody can shoot, eventually one will fall. A piece of advice, so you won't be confused when someone else mentions a similar statement. What it means really is figuratively, the percentage is not great, like perhaps Westbrook level.
💯💯💯 J.Will was one of my favorite players in the NBA him and C.Webb got cheated against the Lakers in the Western Finals but I was glad that playboi got his ring wit the Heat
This touched my heart! Jason Williams and Allen Iverson were literally the 2 guys that got me following NBA and wanting to learn to play pickup ball at 17 yo! The Nike commercial and And1 too. Funny I always thought White Chocolate started the deep deep 3! That's so awesome you said that!
Jason made me enjoy basketball at UF back when it was predominately a football school. So talented and entertaining. Super happy to see these two legends together.
Look for the Orlando Pro-Am games from a few years ago. J-Will does a behind the back bounce layup as he runs through the key and under the rim. Smooth as White Chocolate.
This collab was different than the other NBA collabs. J Will knows the professor’s moves can be practiced, perfected, and used at any level. The other guys weren’t willing to acknowledge that, but that’s because they don’t feel comfortable with their handles as much as white chocolate. My favorite content so far! Two handle goats!!!
Yeah, I think others are more skeptical about whether or not the moves could work in a real game against NBA talent. J Will understands it’s all about improv, creativity, and having a bag of tricks.
Two hoop legends. JWill so humble and respectful. JWill appreciated Professor's moves and thought it was possible in the NBA because he's probably the only one that can do the moves so effortlessly when it was shown to him. Definitely two from the same cloth.
One of the craziest parts of Jason Williams' story is that he was high school teammates with Randy Moss. Imagine J Will running the break with an athlete like Moss on the wing in HS. just crazy.
*REAL TALK* This is the best episode with an NBA player fo real. 2 Elite ball handlers understanding each other that smooth. JWill at mid 40s still got handles
@@40yearOldSchoolsTheProfessor who da fook is this guy 🤡🤡 nobody care dude prolly got better and learned from it, you just a hater, got to many of y'all out here now
What a legend!! JW is a class act and super humble. I hope he gets some great gig in the NBA, he has a lot of wisdom and experience to share with the young generation.
Jason Williams was one of the main reasons I got into watching the streetball scene. They played like him (or should I say J WIll played like the street ballers) and offered more of that style of play which was fast and exciting to see. So many of us in a small town in the middle of nowhere in Colorado watched White Chocolate and Professor a ton! What legends, thanks for the vid. Keep up the epic work as always Professor. Rock on!
The dude has untold depth in his character. Unshakable…”I never thought about failing”. Humble, true and respectful. Undoubtedly he is Legendary player, homaged by Akashi. Seldom have I heard any man speak honourably.
Man it's been so long since I've seen Jason William. The guy was a legend in my eyes growing up in the 90s. I was a Suns fan with many great PG from KJ, Kidd, Nash & Marbury. But I've always admired Jason Williams because he was just entertainment ready to happen. His handles & dribbles were very artistic. Beautiful done in live NBA game. By far the most entertaining passer & ball handler the game has ever seen. I die-hard imitated this guy growing up. I honestly felt like the asian version of him.
I was saying the same thing! 💯 That just goes to show his level of greatness b/c a lot of others would've been puzzled and be stumbling trying new moves, probably even take them about a week to get it down lol 😆.
So much respect in this vid for these two legends. I like how Professor gave mad respect to J. Will. I think it's incredible how Professor doesn't just have good handles but he knows how to use them with the reactions, positioning, and flow of the defender to exploit them in every way possible. 😎 🔥
Im 39 years old . I grew up throughout my high school years watching Jason Williams. I lived on the east coast and TNT had the Sacramento Kings on all the time . I’ll never forget watching him for the first time . I played point guard in high school but i was a scorer . I would shoot 25-30 shot a game . I was averaging 25 points . After my sophomore season entering my junior year something clicked inside me after watching a game when Jason had 13 assist . That entire summer i would take a basketball and not shoot 1 shot . I never went to a basketball court all summer . We had a county court house and it has about 50 steps . For 5-6 hrs a day all i did was up and down non stop . Rain or shine dribbling . By the time the summer was over my ball control and dribbling was totally next level . I couldn’t wait for basketball season to start . Our very first practice i brought the ball up left handed (i was a always right hand dominate dribbler ) crossed over and instead of pulling up i threw a laser down to my forward . After about 5 trips up the court and 5 assist with no shots coach pulled me aside and said to me when did become a complete player . I went on to have a school record 23 assist in 1 game breaking the previous record of 12 . I owe a lot of my playing achievements to seeing Jason Williams . He put a passion in me to get better overall me not be just one dimensional.
it's like Christmas came early! So stoked to see both the Professor and J.Will together, breaking down moves, sharing nostalgia and keeping it real. Respect!!
I am a HUGE fan of both of these guys! I was Jason back in high school before getting into trouble that did not show me the college route. I am so extremely happy for Jason for using his platform, and I love the Professor! I am always excited to see one of my brothers in Christ doing their things while serving our God! MAD PROPTS!
J Will still sounds like a basketball enthusiast and a willing student of game! Too passionate and his fun in the game is too contagious. SO HUMBLE! BLESS UP!🙏😁
Can you imagine J Will and the Prof is an open run together somewhere... Pure entertainment!! Thanks for the great video. J Will one of the GOAT ball handlers and always is humble and respectful to everyone. Game recognize game
So happy to see an And1 and NBA legend who's style of play really looked similar to me come together and discuss moves. This video really made me happy as when I was younger I always wondered how these 2 would vibe with each other. Much respect to both of them!!!
That is my dude!! Jay Will was fun to watch from day one in college through to the NBA. You can tell when he starts talking about the game that NBA players are just on another level. Much love to the Professor, and Jason Williams.
The elbow pass was one of my favourites to do in highschool, I somehow got lucky and figured out how to do it perfectly right off the bat and still the best
Best interview ever w J-Will. Love seeing how great handlers minds work. Props to the Professor breaking everything down and sharing his moves and knowledge. The technical aspects and thought behind each move is fascinating. And, as others mentioned the two have great respect for each other. Kudos!
YO GRAYSON, THANK YOU FOR SIGNING MY AND1 BOOK WHEN YALL CAME TO CINCINNATI. THE AND1 ERA KEPT ME OUT OF TROUBLE WHILE I WAS YOUNG. THANK YOU TO THE REST OF THE AND1 TEAM, ALLEN IVERSON, J WILL, DUKE TANGO, AND COACH MIKE. #RipFlash #RipAlimo #RipEscalade #LongLiveTheLegends
There is a handful of players that I realized how much I loved them once they retired. Williams was one of those guys. Suns fan here and I loved Nash the same way.
Big Bro Lil Bro! Man this was so pure it just fills my heart with joy! 11:20 "You think that would actually be doable for somebody in the NBA?" Lol Jason Williams "FOR SURE!" YO That was so genuine haha Dope 👍🏼 To me this is what is so special about Basketball
I can verify from personal experience that Speedy Claxton was almost impossible to stay with defensively. My AAU team played in a league at I.S. 8 in Jamaica Queens. Claxton was on a team named the Long Island Panthers. He was the PG and his wing players were Zack Marbury and Lamar Odom. My coach used to make me pick up Claxton full court and, not bragging but, I've played against alot of big names and NOBODY was as fast as Craig Claxton.
He was absolutely unstoppable for Jay Wight at Hofstra (and that’s why Jay got hired at Nova). No idea why Speedy went to Hofstra but that’s neither here nor there.
This video made me being with a really big smile the whole 16 minutes. J-Will my favorite player ever, The Professor a part of those AND1 Mixtapes that I bought through importation (I'm from Spain) when I was a teen, watching them over and over again, studying every move. You are two of the main reasons why I love this game. Thanks for all 🏀❤
This legend right here Jwill is the reason why i fell in love with the point guard position. His style, his ball handling skills that he brought to the NBA was spectacular.
I'm a Lakers fan, but White Chocolate was a sick passer when he played for Sacramento, and I was happy for him when he won a Ring with Miami. Thanks, Professor, for posting this.
I used to live in WVA and got to see Jay play in high school. Even then you saw him doin craziness! Great video, fun as hell watching you two mix it up. Loved learning more about Jasons NBA experiences. Dude was so unique when he played. And props on the studio, Professor! The work is paying off!
Not only the professor's hands, but also his human relations are very successful. He really knows how to approach whom, how to act and how to talk. I also watched the professor's many outdoor one-on-one challenges. His approach to young people is very cool. Congratulations.
I'm 39. Both these dudes were part of my youth. As a white ball handler, they were who you looked to for inspiration and just stealing their moves, flat out.
Professor you mean so much for the basketball world for real You inspire more people that u couldn’t never count they are too many Legend and ONE OF THE GOATS your basketball is real and pure love it
Man.. I love JWill, he was one of the flashiest and that team in Sacramento is one of the reasons why I started loving basketball. Great memories!! Thanks for this video!
Nice! love me some Jwill. I got to play pick up with him at Florida Gym runs at UF after he was unceremoniously off the team. We were so glad he made the league and pulled out all those moves in Sacramento. Made a career while he was having fun. There was all football and basketball players on the pickup team and then me, we kept winning like 3 to 5 games straight and running the floor so the other team was complaining that no one had to cover me so he passed me the ball in the corner and told me to shoot it and I hit a 3. Was a highlight of my pickup career, obviously. He was a real one. Super nice, genuine dude. Always made those around him better and still has that infectious energy on the court to this day to see him and the professor collaborate is sweet.
When world's collide! Never thought I'd see these two together, that was awesome. Jwill looks like he's in great shape too, certified goat. Love watching your evolution Professor, keep shining!
Yo...Growing up watching JWill...this guy is so Humble. You can see the communication getting *hyped as they talked about **handles. Kindred spirits talking about what they love. They appreciate the work, and the Art of it. You can literally see the passion and hear it in their voices. The elbow passing lesson was frosting on the cake! Jwill easily top 5 all time on handles in the NBA. Great video. 2 legends speaking Art
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You can tell how much this guy had a impact on professor. Professor seemed so happy with this collab. Both legends.
It's because he's white
"this guy". You better address j. Will
@@leogonzales4634 no it's because hes an undersized ball handler.. jesus you are simple minded
Absolutely, I've been waiting for this one for years. I still show my 9 yo son youtube clips of the one and only white chocolate.
🔥 🔥 🔥.
Both white chocolate
BRO. NEVER IN MY LIFE WOULD I HAVE IMAGINED I'D SEE JASON WILLIAMS CATCHING AN ELBOW PASS FROM THE PROFESSOR !!!! THIS IS A DREAM!
You have weird dreams in life 😂it’s just 2 guys ballin
JWill is straight up phenomenal. I was 24 years old, moved up to Sacramento from LA and I wound up being a Kings fan for life but it hasn’t worked out for me😢
Amen!
@@snuglife4595 I know you made this comment about 2 weeks ago but look at your Kings man! They've been playing pretty good so far this season and are on course to be a playoff team this season, haven't heard the word playoffs and Sacramento in a while🤷♂😂
Stfu let him have his moment@@izaakt5754
The fact that J Will is able to get exactly what The Professor is doing right away goes to show how sharp his basketball IQ is.
it shows how great and talented he is. there are a lot of guys with high basketball iq but still won’t be able to pull these moves off that fast.
Not just iq. You have to have good mobility, balance, control, rhythm and swag
400 people on earth play in the NBA. And if you arent 6’9” you better be either super fast or super smart
Yeah but 99% of the people on the planet aren't trying hard to go pro@@JR-rn5sh
No s***! I would have hit myself in the nuts 20 times before I got those moves down. And even then I would have tripped over the f***ing ball.
Ha ha
Those guys are amazing.
But I'd take their golf money. 😎
Jwill understands the nuances of professor's moves so fast showed why hes incredibly talented, an absolute legend
He actually makes it look more fluid too…like it’s his own move. Crazy talented.
All-time great NBA ball handler means he’s literally one of a few hundred million
Crazy how fast he can pick it up, like how you going to make it look better off 1 try 😂
People don't know how fast these NBA players are so they can do it and make it look so fluid
I played against some nba players and i dont think it translates to the tv screen how good these dudes really are. Its incredible what they can do
I played AAU with Jason in Charleston WV in 94. We had a great time, and he would make us look silly in practice. I will say though, that I made that team because of him. He liked my game, and told the coach I needed to be on the team. It was great experience, and it always makes me happy to see him play and do interviews. I never saw him at the pool or mall without a ball or two in his hands. He practiced hundreds of passes everyday. His skill was the result of hard work.
Nice incite
Thats amazing. We loved that dude in the hood. Any crazy stories on the court? Was his speed and flair just off the charts?
Stop lying 🤥🤦🤪
Stop lying pastor
Thank you Mr. Berger for this gem! I always appreciate stories, like this.
To grow up in the era to have seen J Williams, Iverson, Marbury, Rod Strickland, Damon Stoudamire, Tim Hardaway, Penny Hardaway, Baron Davis....even going farther back Mark Price, Stockton, Isiah Thomas, etc.....was so much fun. The way those PGs would dribble and set people up was just so much fun to watch. The game was visually different back then, and I'm so glad I was able to witness that era.
Proper list-Strickland was nasssty
@@ianp.7536 Yup, he was always overlooked because of his body-type and the fact that he wasn't super fast and didn't really play above the rim, but he had great handles. That goes to show you how great that era was. Kenny Anderson, Terell Brandon, Mike Bibby, Steve Francis, Dana Barros, the list goes on and on. Many of these were true pass-first PGs who set up all their teammates. Made the game more esthetically pleasing than it is today.
You know ball 🔥🔥💯💯💯
Don't forget, Terrell Brandon.
@@tomw.4255 TB was solid. He's not the first name that comes to mind, but yes, he was a solid player.
Jason Williams is still phenomenal, very cool and humble. GOAT Collaboration! Thank you for doing this.
I love how J. Will was the only player so far that actually REALLY respected the professors moveset. Like he actually was like "absolutely that can be used in a game" versus Lilliard and Harden seemed pretty judgemental about these moves and said they wouldnt work. J.Will and Professor obviously cut from the same cloth. Respect.
They had a "cup half empty" attitude towards the professor. Maybe because they're still playing and laser focused on repetition of the craft they've already fully developed.
Lilliard and Harden didn't wanna take his advice bruh cause he white smdh
@@onetimeforthebangbang6049 you ain’t wrong
The respect there is ACTUALLY EXECUTING the move, instead of just watching it.
Dame and Harden are often guarded by the best defenders... JWill not as much. I don't think there is any room for Dame or Harden to fk around.
Was grinning so hard the entire video. Both proff and jay or so humble and feed off each other so well. When they started getting into the moves to see their brains working and getting energetic was amazing to see. Ball transcends outside the sport.
J will: "i practised that move for then thousand times, but got like 2 of them successful" "that deep three percentage was low, but not gonna lie it was fun doing it" professor:" you're one of the best ball handlers in the NBA" J will:" i appreciate that" from his words we can see the humbleness of this man, it's hard to see people being extremely good at something while being sooo humble at the same time. Big respect to J will o7
Professor making the best and most professional content of his career on RUclips so far ! So proud of this guy and his humility !
Yeah man, im proud of him as well.
On God.
This just had me smiling the whole way through. You could feel the vibes. Infectious.
Me too man, me too. Ear to ear. When you see two dudes at the the very pick in craft discussing.
Two guys that brought finesse to the game we love, on another level.
Two guys that earned their respect and stripes on different stages of basketball.
And two guys that still doing it, still loving it, and respecting one another like brothers from another handle!
Had the same smile too 100%.
It's like two idols met each others idol and we couldn't help but relate with the enthusiasm!
WE FREAKING LOVE THIS GAME!
This episode was fire. The nostalgia was real. Jason Williams is a Legend. And that layup off the bounce 😍🔥
Look for the Orlando Pro-Am games from a few years ago. J-Will does a behind the back bounce layup as he runs through the key and under the rim. Smooth as White Chocolate.
So cool
Definitely a legend. Can’t believe he was serving it up to Randy Moss in High School. I didn’t know that until recently.
Dude, 12 years in the league is no joke. Jason Williams brought a different aspect to the game that obviously worked and was respected, and so fun to watch! So stoked on this one, mad props and respect to the Professor for continuing to take what he does to the next level!
I wonder how he feels about his Kings in that debacle against the Lakers 2002 even though he wasn't on that squad? Looks like he was smart with whatever his career earnings were.
Pure magic, Jason Williams, one of the most exciting players I've ever seen playing basketball
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Makes my heart sing watching these two. When J Will got to the basket and casually bounced it in off the floor I couldn't help but smile. Man is dripping in flair.
J.Will still will flame a lot of these young baller's.
Yeah, that was nice
Luck🤦🤪
Jesus really Loves you and wants you to accept him as your Lord and also saviour
lol...i was like wowwwww lol.......i bet he pulled the behind the back move in one take too lol.....its in his blood!!!!!!!!!!!
Professor and Jason Williams are so goated, nice to see these two sharing skills and talk like real bros.
This man is why I became a Kings fan. He helped start what they unfortunately couldn't finish in the early 2000s.
Jason is encouraging and appreciative of the Professor's skills without patronising him, cool guy.
Also you can see Jason's NBA athleticism and speed is still pretty much intact, great video guys.
NBA guys don't lose it... I played against an old NBA player at the Final Four Fan Fest... I made him throw a bad pass the first play.... He immediately flipped the switch and Sonic the Hedgehog turbo dribble past me.... He moved so fast I thought I was playing vs 3 people
@@cmoneyno5 who was the player?
Jason Williams and the Professor are 2 class Acts! Definitely two of the best streetballers of all time! And Jason was the thing of beauty in the NBA! 🙏🔥⚖️😄
This is officially my favorite video you've ever released. The Professor and my favorite NBA player of all time, Jason Williams, in one video!
Such joy to see both of them talking and playing. Growing up and loving JW doing is own thing in the NBA.
JWill will always be under rated and under appreciated in my POV. As a Kings fan that man was so inspiring, he played with NO FEAR. Created his own style and was a trendsetter. Gotta give White Chocolate his flowers.
He's just flashy. As he admitedly said, he can't shoot. He gets a lot of highlights because of the way he executed those passes but he was never really that great of a passer in terms of assist average, assist to tov ratio (he turns the ball over a lot), or assist rate. Mike Bibby, even though his assist total was lower, was better than him in every category except flashiness.
He's properly rated, I don't know why you say that. It's a good thing he got to play pro basketball, because honestly, he sounds really dumb. Short bus style.
@@Somm_RJ All pros can shoot. He'll out shoot any common hooper. Curry just raised the bar.
@@pourbaby9409 I don't know how did you misunderstood the comment. When someone says you can't shoot, it does not mean you literally can't. Everybody can throw the rock, so everybody can shoot, eventually one will fall.
A piece of advice, so you won't be confused when someone else mentions a similar statement. What it means really is figuratively, the percentage is not great, like perhaps Westbrook level.
💯💯💯 J.Will was one of my favorite players in the NBA him and C.Webb got cheated against the Lakers in the Western Finals but I was glad that playboi got his ring wit the Heat
Jason Williams still dribbles as easy as breathing. Amazing.
Legit does
11:20 takes me back. Man I miss watching those kings
Jason Williams is a genius.
Ain't travel since he was 6
This touched my heart! Jason Williams and Allen Iverson were literally the 2 guys that got me following NBA and wanting to learn to play pickup ball at 17 yo! The Nike commercial and And1 too. Funny I always thought White Chocolate started the deep deep 3! That's so awesome you said that!
I really appreciate players like Jason William, derozan interacting and trying and willing to show us street ball moves
@@40yearOldSchoolsTheProfessor Da Pro would smoke that hunchback.
Love J-Will! Just a down to earth humble dude.
Jason made me enjoy basketball at UF back when it was predominately a football school. So talented and entertaining. Super happy to see these two legends together.
J Will tore his left knee up in that BIG3 game, and he can still make moves like these. LEGENDS NEVER DIE!
Classic episode. Two legends with great energy for each other. Like watching The Professor talk to his older brother.
Believe it or not, I have wanted this moment for years. To see these 2 together is so cool. Imagine J Will in today's league
Let's talk about how tough that Lay up for J Will!!( Off the bouce)🔥🔥
Let’s talk about how badly you write.
so effortless for J Will
Look for the Orlando Pro-Am games from a few years ago. J-Will does a behind the back bounce layup as he runs through the key and under the rim. Smooth as White Chocolate.
@@LaplaceDe Yupp. Finally we got some pure handles with Professor.
Timestamp?
This collab was different than the other NBA collabs. J Will knows the professor’s moves can be practiced, perfected, and used at any level. The other guys weren’t willing to acknowledge that, but that’s because they don’t feel comfortable with their handles as much as white chocolate. My favorite content so far! Two handle goats!!!
Yep thats true.
J Will was telling it straight and without any weird mind games too.
Yeah, I think others are more skeptical about whether or not the moves could work in a real game against NBA talent. J Will understands it’s all about improv, creativity, and having a bag of tricks.
This man won a ring with my HEAT and was inspiring to watch throughout his whole career!!!
Two legends together. Two of my favorite players ever!
Two hoop legends. JWill so humble and respectful. JWill appreciated Professor's moves and thought it was possible in the NBA because he's probably the only one that can do the moves so effortlessly when it was shown to him. Definitely two from the same cloth.
I usually can't stand these types of videos. You two are so natural, it's actually enjoyable.
Incredible.
One of the craziest parts of Jason Williams' story is that he was high school teammates with Randy Moss. Imagine J Will running the break with an athlete like Moss on the wing in HS. just crazy.
This...just made me smile. Heartwarming. Two legends just breaking it down.
J will that elbow pass is still talked about after all these years 😮😮😮😮 straight legendary 👍
*REAL TALK*
This is the best episode with an NBA player fo real. 2 Elite ball handlers understanding each other that smooth. JWill at mid 40s still got handles
@@40yearOldSchoolsTheProfessor who da fook is this guy 🤡🤡 nobody care dude prolly got better and learned from it, you just a hater, got to many of y'all out here now
This is cool to see these 2 together like this. 2 of my favorites growing up. And JWill is why I wear #55
@@40yearOldSchoolsTheProfessor no
Shit same here, all my jerseys are 55
Nice. I love how humble you both are and just can talk shop. J Will was a pleasure to watch play the game.
Jwill and the Professor together sharing moves? My life's complete.
I couldn’t have said it better
JWill has always been mad humble. Flashy and confident sure, but it was all for the love of the game and just the pure fun of it
What a legend!! JW is a class act and super humble. I hope he gets some great gig in the NBA, he has a lot of wisdom and experience to share with the young generation.
JWill and the Prof are so humble. Great video and discussion between two legends.
so humble, so respectful. So Good. Legend.
11:20 Bro J Will just casually bouncing it off the floor into the hoop surprised me
Jason Williams was one of the main reasons I got into watching the streetball scene. They played like him (or should I say J WIll played like the street ballers) and offered more of that style of play which was fast and exciting to see. So many of us in a small town in the middle of nowhere in Colorado watched White Chocolate and Professor a ton! What legends, thanks for the vid. Keep up the epic work as always Professor. Rock on!
Both guys are really humble I like that
What I love about this Collab he actually looked like he wanted to be there smiling and enjoying each other presences
The dude has untold depth in his character. Unshakable…”I never thought about failing”. Humble, true and respectful. Undoubtedly he is Legendary player, homaged by Akashi. Seldom have I heard any man speak honourably.
The pass right at 2:54 may bey favorite ever to watch. He literally slings it like he's cracking a whip. Dude had unreal vision and creativity
Man it's been so long since I've seen Jason William. The guy was a legend in my eyes growing up in the 90s. I was a Suns fan with many great PG from KJ, Kidd, Nash & Marbury. But I've always admired Jason Williams because he was just entertainment ready to happen. His handles & dribbles were very artistic. Beautiful done in live NBA game. By far the most entertaining passer & ball handler the game has ever seen. I die-hard imitated this guy growing up. I honestly felt like the asian version of him.
Ever heard of Pete Maravich?
Loved Jason's passing abilities,but don't just skip over Magic and Isaiah 🏀🏀 I'm just saying!!
Gotta add Mike Bibby in this line up
J will picked up a complicated move so quickly… what a legend.
He picked that shyt up quick as hell
@@40yearOldSchoolsTheProfessor You mean a NBA champion.
I was saying the same thing! 💯 That just goes to show his level of greatness b/c a lot of others would've been puzzled and be stumbling trying new moves, probably even take them about a week to get it down lol 😆.
@@Bo55edup 💯
Bro if you are a elite ball handler & be doing it 25 plus years it’s not much you can’t pick up and see quickly
This collab is legendary! Youngsters just don't know!
So much respect in this vid for these two legends. I like how Professor gave mad respect to J. Will. I think it's incredible how Professor doesn't just have good handles but he knows how to use them with the reactions, positioning, and flow of the defender to exploit them in every way possible. 😎 🔥
Professor really puts in the work. That's an example for anybody to follow. Carry on, P!
Im 39 years old . I grew up throughout my high school years watching Jason Williams. I lived on the east coast and TNT had the Sacramento Kings on all the time . I’ll never forget watching him for the first time . I played point guard in high school but i was a scorer . I would shoot 25-30 shot a game . I was averaging 25 points . After my sophomore season entering my junior year something clicked inside me after watching a game when Jason had 13 assist . That entire summer i would take a basketball and not shoot 1 shot . I never went to a basketball court all summer . We had a county court house and it has about 50 steps . For 5-6 hrs a day all i did was up and down non stop . Rain or shine dribbling . By the time the summer was over my ball control and dribbling was totally next level . I couldn’t wait for basketball season to start . Our very first practice i brought the ball up left handed (i was a always right hand dominate dribbler ) crossed over and instead of pulling up i threw a laser down to my forward . After about 5 trips up the court and 5 assist with no shots coach pulled me aside and said to me when did become a complete player . I went on to have a school record 23 assist in 1 game breaking the previous record of 12 . I owe a lot of my playing achievements to seeing Jason Williams . He put a passion in me to get better overall me not be just one dimensional.
This man made me want to play basketball more. MVP
@@40yearOldSchoolsTheProfessor professor is in his forties too
it's like Christmas came early! So stoked to see both the Professor and J.Will together, breaking down moves, sharing nostalgia and keeping it real. Respect!!
I am a HUGE fan of both of these guys! I was Jason back in high school before getting into trouble that did not show me the college route. I am so extremely happy for Jason for using his platform, and I love the Professor! I am always excited to see one of my brothers in Christ doing their things while serving our God! MAD PROPTS!
J Will still sounds like a basketball enthusiast and a willing student of game! Too passionate and his fun in the game is too contagious. SO HUMBLE! BLESS UP!🙏😁
Can you imagine J Will and the Prof is an open run together somewhere... Pure entertainment!! Thanks for the great video. J Will one of the GOAT ball handlers and always is humble and respectful to everyone. Game recognize game
So happy to see an And1 and NBA legend who's style of play really looked similar to me come together and discuss moves. This video really made me happy as when I was younger I always wondered how these 2 would vibe with each other. Much respect to both of them!!!
J-Will is incredibly humble. Always.
That is my dude!! Jay Will was fun to watch from day one in college through to the NBA. You can tell when he starts talking about the game that NBA players are just on another level. Much love to the Professor, and Jason Williams.
This is awesome to see. I played a lot of street ball growing up, and I was always trying to mimic Jason's moves and passes.
J. Will's combination of handle and passing is 🔥.
This feels like a collab I've been waiting 20yrs for. Did not disappoint 🙏🙏🙏
Getting old eh? :)
The elbow pass was one of my favourites to do in highschool, I somehow got lucky and figured out how to do it perfectly right off the bat and still the best
Really appreciate when celebs like Jason are so humble and real... makes the connection for us ground squirrels so much better!
Best interview ever w J-Will. Love seeing how great handlers minds work. Props to the Professor breaking everything down and sharing his moves and knowledge. The technical aspects and thought behind each move is fascinating. And, as others mentioned the two have great respect for each other. Kudos!
YO GRAYSON, THANK YOU FOR SIGNING MY AND1 BOOK WHEN YALL CAME TO CINCINNATI. THE AND1 ERA KEPT ME OUT OF TROUBLE WHILE I WAS YOUNG. THANK YOU TO THE REST OF THE AND1 TEAM, ALLEN IVERSON, J WILL, DUKE TANGO, AND COACH MIKE. #RipFlash #RipAlimo #RipEscalade #LongLiveTheLegends
I was smiling so much watching this. Childhood legends
J Will was and still is a freaking beast. Love him.
There is a handful of players that I realized how much I loved them once they retired. Williams was one of those guys. Suns fan here and I loved Nash the same way.
J Will so awesome. Positive vibes. Amazing player, NBA legend.
Somebody please give Jwill a 10 day!! 🤣🤣🤣 I love how quick he picked these up!
A real contract
Glad to have met the dude back in high school thanks to a friend that knew an also awesome dude in Mike Miller
Makes me want to be a wigger
Most overrated player the last 20 years outside of steph Curry
Bro still fast too for his age that's crazy
Big Bro Lil Bro! Man this was so pure it just fills my heart with joy!
11:20 "You think that would actually be doable for somebody in the NBA?" Lol Jason Williams "FOR SURE!" YO That was so genuine haha Dope 👍🏼
To me this is what is so special about Basketball
I love how j will talk alot and talks about professors moves not the other nba players that look tired and bored
I can verify from personal experience that Speedy Claxton was almost impossible to stay with defensively. My AAU team played in a league at I.S. 8 in Jamaica Queens. Claxton was on a team named the Long Island Panthers. He was the PG and his wing players were Zack Marbury and Lamar Odom. My coach used to make me pick up Claxton full court and, not bragging but, I've played against alot of big names and NOBODY was as fast as Craig Claxton.
The infamous Marbury family. Zack should have been in the league.
His name has come up in couple of my arguments..... dude could flat out fly with the ball!
Anyone under 6 feet who played in the NBA let alone multiple seasons not just a few stints deserves mad respect.
@jms974 yeah big time. Remember Mugsy Bogues? Spud Webb madddd respect!!
He was absolutely unstoppable for Jay Wight at Hofstra (and that’s why Jay got hired at Nova). No idea why Speedy went to Hofstra but that’s neither here nor there.
11:20 that bounce shot was smooth af 😂😂
This video made me being with a really big smile the whole 16 minutes. J-Will my favorite player ever, The Professor a part of those AND1 Mixtapes that I bought through importation (I'm from Spain) when I was a teen, watching them over and over again, studying every move. You are two of the main reasons why I love this game. Thanks for all 🏀❤
Hell yeah!!! JWill was always exciting to watch. His kid is a baller too! Great interview Professor!! 100!
On part 2 I would love to see these guys going over their best highlights together.
This legend right here Jwill is the reason why i fell in love with the point guard position. His style, his ball handling skills that he brought to the NBA was spectacular.
I'm a Lakers fan, but White Chocolate was a sick passer when he played for Sacramento, and I was happy for him when he won a Ring with Miami. Thanks, Professor, for posting this.
Pure gold. Two legends talking ball and showing their moves. Priceless.
I used to live in WVA and got to see Jay play in high school. Even then you saw him doin craziness! Great video, fun as hell watching you two mix it up. Loved learning more about Jasons NBA experiences. Dude was so unique when he played.
And props on the studio, Professor! The work is paying off!
Two of my, for real, absolute, no question top 5 guys to watch and respect in one video. Crazy. Gave me goosebumps
Not only the professor's hands, but also his human relations are very successful. He really knows how to approach whom, how to act and how to talk. I also watched the professor's many outdoor one-on-one challenges. His approach to young people is very cool. Congratulations.
I'm 39. Both these dudes were part of my youth. As a white ball handler, they were who you looked to for inspiration and just stealing their moves, flat out.
Big fan of both myself. Watched them come up
Yeah between these two they got so much swag you couldn't help but get some of it 😂.. that DRIP game was on another level
Same.
You don’t want to rephrase that?
@@Jrocka7x 💀
Professor you mean so much for the basketball world for real
You inspire more people that u couldn’t never count they are too many
Legend and ONE OF THE GOATS your basketball is real and pure love it
We love Jason! He was an amazing Heat player!
THE EPIC LEGENDARY COMBO THE WORLD NEEDED AT THE PERFECT MOMENT!!!
Man.. I love JWill, he was one of the flashiest and that team in Sacramento is one of the reasons why I started loving basketball. Great memories!! Thanks for this video!
Nice! love me some Jwill. I got to play pick up with him at Florida Gym runs at UF after he was unceremoniously off the team. We were so glad he made the league and pulled out all those moves in Sacramento. Made a career while he was having fun. There was all football and basketball players on the pickup team and then me, we kept winning like 3 to 5 games straight and running the floor so the other team was complaining that no one had to cover me so he passed me the ball in the corner and told me to shoot it and I hit a 3. Was a highlight of my pickup career, obviously. He was a real one. Super nice, genuine dude. Always made those around him better and still has that infectious energy on the court to this day to see him and the professor collaborate is sweet.
When world's collide! Never thought I'd see these two together, that was awesome. Jwill looks like he's in great shape too, certified goat. Love watching your evolution Professor, keep shining!
Yo...Growing up watching JWill...this guy is so Humble. You can see the communication getting *hyped as they talked about **handles. Kindred spirits talking about what they love. They appreciate the work, and the Art of it. You can literally see the passion and hear it in their voices. The elbow passing lesson was frosting on the cake! Jwill easily top 5 all time on handles in the NBA. Great video. 2 legends speaking Art