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Steve "Wolf Boy" Williams was born and raised in the state of Minnesota. He was a four-year collegiate at the University of Minnesota, and currently plays for the New Orleans Pelicans. He's a black man that talks like a white man. He looks like Artis Gilmore and plays the game like Anderson Varejao, usually as his team's top big man off the bench.
As he was growing up, his peers always knew there was something different about him, but never could quite pin what it was. When he was in the 5th grade, one of his troubled classmates had dubbed him with the nickname "Wolf Boy", and it stuck with him as he got older. He didn't mind his nickname, he actually embraced it. He's labeled as "Wolf Boy Williams" in both newspaper box scores and articles. In team practices, even his coaches have always referred to him as "Wolf Boy", as opposed to "Steve" or "Williams". And finally, at Pelicans home games, it's a tradition the the crowd stand and chant his name during his first two minutes off the bench and on the court - "Wolf Boy Williams! Wolf Boy Williams!" Even though he's just a role player, his jersey almost sells as well as that as Anthony Davis, and far and away more than Jrue Holiday.
Wolf Boy Williams, the NBA's top and most unique personality.
*This was not meant to be a racist thread* (<---salute to TLF)
As he was growing up, his peers always knew there was something different about him, but never could quite pin what it was. When he was in the 5th grade, one of his troubled classmates had dubbed him with the nickname "Wolf Boy", and it stuck with him as he got older. He didn't mind his nickname, he actually embraced it. He's labeled as "Wolf Boy Williams" in both newspaper box scores and articles. In team practices, even his coaches have always referred to him as "Wolf Boy", as opposed to "Steve" or "Williams". And finally, at Pelicans home games, it's a tradition the the crowd stand and chant his name during his first two minutes off the bench and on the court - "Wolf Boy Williams! Wolf Boy Williams!" Even though he's just a role player, his jersey almost sells as well as that as Anthony Davis, and far and away more than Jrue Holiday.
Wolf Boy Williams, the NBA's top and most unique personality.
*This was not meant to be a racist thread* (<---salute to TLF)
