Jason Williams “White Chocolate” Son Is Breaking Ankles Like His Daddy

All you hoopster basketball fans out there, do you remember “White Chocolate” Jason Williams the Ex-NBA point guard who was notorious for all of his razzle dazzle breaking ankles of all of his opponents in the NBA. Well, his 13-year old son seems to be following in his daddy’s footsteps and filling his shoes quite well.
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Did Jason William’s get reincarnated and he is 13-years old again? That’s exactly what it looks like with his son, Jaxon, almost looks identical to his father. He has taken up the name “White Chocolate Jr” looking like a minnie me version of his daddy. Not only does Jaxon have his father’s sick ball handling skills, but he also looks like he has the passion and knack in finding his teammates all over the floor. Yes indeed, the gift of playing street ball in the NBA will continue with his son.

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Jason William’s had a strong NBA career playing for 12 seasons. Williams originally started his college career at Marshall University, before transferring to Florida after coach Billy Donovan took the head coaching job position at the University of Florida. This is the period when Williams began to put himself on the map. He recorded 17 assists in the upset win over powerhouse Kentucky Wildcats in 1998. Even though he was suspended for marijuana use for the remainder of the season, he still was selected 7th overall by the Sacramento Kings in the 1998 NBA Draft. From here on out “white chocolate” began to emerge as probably the best flashy guide in his era. Now he is passing the torch to his son.
Even though the NBA is a long ways away for “White Chocolate’s” son, but the future is looking very bright, especially when the NBA is in need of something like this to stir things up.

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