Will Bynum

Will Bynum is a professional basketball player in the NBA currently playing for the Detroit Pistons.

Bynum attended University of Arizona for his first two years and spend his final two years with Georgia Tech where earned All-Tournament honors at the NCAA Final Four as a junior.NBA.com: Will Bynum Bio Page

Bynum played in 63 games for the Pistons, primarily filling the role of a backup point guard to give Rodney Stuckey a rest.

He averaged 10 points and 4.5 assists per game.

Bynum's best game was during a 101 to 87 win against the Washington Wizards. In the game, Bynum had 20 assists to go with 5 points. His assist total made him the first Piston to have 20 or more assists in one game since Isiah Thomas had 21 in 1985.

He was signed by Golden State Warriors to a 10-day contract as a free agent call-up from the NBA Development League where he was awarded D-League Rookie of the Year and All D-League First Team for the Roanoke Dazzle in 2006-07 season. He was then undrafted and played in Europe for two seasons with Maccabi Tel Aviv that won the Israeli National Championship and the Pistons team at the Las Vegas Summer League. Later, he signed a two year contract with the Detroit Pistons.NBA.com: Will Bynum Bio Page