There was rookie forward JoshHarrellson wielding his 275-pound frame with the finesse of a bulldozer even though he said he was still working to get his "legs back" after fracturing his right wrist earlier this season.
But there was the small matter of 12 other players, such as JoshHarrellson and Toney Douglas coming up short and making it apparent so early in the season that on most nights, the Knicks' stars will need to do nearly all the work.
"In college, you get defended much harder, there's no defensive three seconds, you can sit there and camp on somebody, the court is not big, the three-point line is closer so there's not much room, the floor is compact, " says JoshHarrellson of the New York Knicks, who played on Wall's Kentucky squad.