North Carolina legend Raymond Felton called out former teammate Rashad McCants over his comments to former Tar Heels coach and three-time national champion Roy Williams.
Felton, who played for three seasons with North Carolina and won a national championship in 2005, lets his feelings be known in the “To The Baha” podcast he hosts with Theo Pinson, Tyler Relph, and Kameron Wilkerson. The 14-year NBA veteran described McCants as a clown for being bitter at the legendary coach for not sitting with him in the green room during the draft.
“He’s a clown. He’s a f*** boy,” Felton said (Timestamp 10:08) “And all these you talking on Twitter with Theo, talking about seeing somebody, seeing all that, come see me. Yeah, come see me. I want all of it, all the smoke, wherever, whenever. I promise you, you know that, who could survive, you really know that… So I try to be cool.”
You talk about our coach who was doing nothing but being great to us, and you win lottery,” Felton added (Timestamp 10:52). “You a lottery complainer, so it’s Coach Williams fault that you didn’t play that long in the league. That’s his fault too, right? That’s your fault.”
Rashad McCants, who played for four seasons with Minnesota and Sacramento in the NBA, claimed he was offended by Williams’ act of not sitting on his table to support him in the 2005 NBA draft. McCants added that the three-time champion coach sat with Sean May, Raymond Felton and Marvin Williams during that time.
“I told you Coach Williams, I said he was going to walk to the green room. So he’s there because it’s four of us now, it’s not just me, it’s me, Sean, Raymond and Marvin. So all of us are there. And he sat at everybody’s table, but mine,” McCants said (Timestamp 8:24).
“What do Steven usually do? I’m Django. I’m Django, and master didn’t treat me well at all, homie. I don’t know how y’all saying master treats y’all well, because you still gotta go shake his hand and shit well, you need to stay away from me with that shit he did by well by us,” he added (Timestamp 9:00).
