VCU coach Phil Martelli on Terrence Hill Jr.:
“We started the year off where he didn’t play much last year,” Martelli said. “He was a championship-level team. Played behind some really good guards. We saw it early, he had that it factor. And he started the year where he was shooting the ball at a blistering pace. From there, he gets labeled as a shooter, then all of a sudden, people are running him off the line and he’s finishing around the rim. And then it turns into, he’s a scorer. Then, he has a bunch of games where he has seven or eight, nine assists, and it’s like, oh yeah, this dude can really play.
“He’s a guy that at the end of the game, the ball is in his hands, he makes me look like I’m a lot better coach than I really am. Just put the ball in his hands and say, hey, go make a play. He makes a play, and somebody says whatever you ran at the end of the game looks pretty good, and I’m like, yeah, it’s because it was a good player with the ball in his hands making a good play.”