Terry Henderson is No. 24 in white. He’s about to get dunked on, but he wastes no time evening the score on the other end against the opponent who dunked on him moments earlier.

This delighted his future WVU teammate, Eron Harris.

“I’ve seen some of his stuff on YouTube and this guy can really play,” Harris said. “I’ve heard he can shoot and he can score, but I saw this one video and he’s playing in Orlando (Fla.) and he took off in the middle of the lane and dunked on this guy and hung on the rim. I thought, ‘Dang, this guy’s got to be athletic.'”

I dig talking to players about other players for two reasons. 1) They usually know one another, if not by competition, than by research. 2) They’re honest. Henderson, it turns out, is a fan of Harris.

“He’s a great shooter, and to tell the truth, he probably has more range than I do on his shot,” Henderson said. “He goes out way farther than I do and he knocks down those shots.”

Harris laughed, but he won’t deny it.

“I don’t remember the last time I shot a 3-pointer near the actual 3-point line,” he said. “I usually take them around the NBA line or the college line. It’s a habit.”