"If you violate your probation in any form ?? whether it's making a phone call on time, making an appointment, sending in a letter, they have so many things you have to do," Willie Henderson said Monday. "If the judge says you have to have a job, you're in violation if you don't. There were some th
A high school basketball coach, Willie Henderson used to take his son to his practices and games, so even when Marshall was as young as 4 or 5, he was studying the game. Then he'd go home and emulate it on the nearly regulation-size half-court his father had built him at home.
"He was 18 years old and he made a mistake," Willie Henderson said, referring to the May 2009 incident. "He's paid for that. He's realized that. He's certainly come to terms with that. What I've seen is a success story.
Willie Henderson agreed, pointing out that teammates ?? from his high school team to his various college stops ?? have always enjoyed playing with his son. Coaches say Marshall Henderson gets just as fired up if a teammate hits a big shot as he does for his own, a scene that played out Tuesday nig
