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What was Jay Williams trying to draw on ESPN March Madness Pictionary? Well, it could be anything. Right now we just have a stick figure. Let’s see where this goes.
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Loose ball! No, it’s not loose ball. Golly this is difficult! Alright Jay, you’ve got 27.7 seconds left, you’ve got to give us some more to work with!
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JAY! THERE ARE CHILDREN WATCHING, JAY! WHAT ARE YOU DOING, JAY?!
Can you guess what Jay Williams was trying to draw here? https://t.co/KXgDwM5aBl pic.twitter.com/rJsQIYZgTM
— Deadspin (@Deadspin) March 14, 2017
It was “Duke Blue Devils.” He was trying to draw Grayson Allen. There’s your answer. Jay, please never play Pictionary again.