Smart on Stephen

After Wednesday night in San Antonio: “I just think he’s a young player. In the NBA, you’ve got to grow. He’s playing against some good players the last couple of games. I just think he’s a little indecisive right now. It’s the first time he’s had a back-to-back against a high-level team, night one and then night two. And you’re playing against a high-level point guard and off guard. But he’s going to grow out of it. He’s a smart kid so he’s going to figure things out.”

Last night in San Antonio

Stephen: 11 points, five assists, seven rebounds. After the game: “The turnovers I had tonight were pretty lazy, which is why I was frustrated with myself. If I’m attacking the basket stronger and trying to make a play and I make a mishap, I’m fine with that. But the top of the key, making one-hand passes (that are) getting stolen, and finding myself trapped and getting those passes stolen, those are just dumb plays. That’s why I was frustrated. ... It’s just me being dumb.”

Ozone’s NBA title

Brandon: “I was always chasing a dream that other people felt wouldn’t happen. Maybe there was some vindication in winning the championship, because not only did I make it, I was at least for some portion of time a part of one of the best teams in the world.”

Davidson’s NBA champ

Brandon, 10 years ago, with the Spurs.

Davidson’s NBA ring

San Antonio:

Starting Monday and continuing for 10 days, the San Antonio Spurs will celebrate the 10th anniversary of their first NBA championship with exclusive programming on their Web site, spurs.com.

The digital footage will include clips from the regular season and the playoffs as well as a “where-are-they-now” section and interviews with former Spurs players Sean Elliott, Avery Johnson and the team’s 14th man, Brandon Williams.

Spurs.com.