Terrence Williams led the bench in minutes played with 22 on Thursday, and scored six points on 2-of-4 shooting (including two threes) with three rebounds and one assist. This game was ugly and slow during an entire second half's worth of garbage time, so we're not going to hold the low totals against Williams. The good news is that starter Chase Budinger is struggling, and Williams has been more productive coming off the bench. With triple-double potential under the right circumstance and plenty of risk, owners should watch T-Willie very closely over the next few days. If you're feeling lucky, we won't hold an add against you here.

Terrence Williams scored 13 points on 5-of-12 shooting (including two threes) with six rebounds and two assists in 26 minutes off the bench on Monday. We've been through the hype with Williams, and he has disappointed us thus far, but that doesn't mean that under a new coach and situation that he can't finally break out. Owners should look to add Williams as a near must-add player, but realize that beyond the upside is the chance that the knucklehead factor kicks in and he flames out.

Terrence Williams had 14 points, nine rebounds, one steal, one block and four turnovers in 26 minutes off Houston's bench on Saturday. T-Will showed his versatility and promise, but also had a few very questionable decisions, lacks true 3-point range, and was 0-of-2 from the FT line. Houston's current roster isn't exactly brimming with talent, so keep a close eye on his role as the season gets underway.